Radio Times, August 7th, 1925. DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES: SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

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————— ——— OFFICIAL_ Radio nd.“the Crook. = PROGRAMMES By Sir BASIL THOMSON, K.C.B. for the week commencing This article, by the former Chief of Scotland excuse for farther SUNDAY, August 9th. Yard, raises some important points in connection acquaintance. with broadcasting police news, Under its licence, the B.B.C. is obliged to broadcast Eachof themdias all announcements required by Government an assortment of-~ MAIN STATIONS. Departments. Police notices are few and- for names ‘and’“ra- LONDON, CARDIFF, ABERDEEN, GLAS- between ; but some Inteners have objected tionalities, with MANCHESTER, to their introduction into the programmes on GOW, BIRMINGHAM, the ground that they prejudice artistic unity and passports to BOURNEMOUTH, NEWCASTLE, spoil otherwise good entertainment. While match them, and BELFAST. anxious to avoid any interference with its pro- each is ready to grammes, the B.B.C. feels that it canrender an Hit over the HIGH-POWER STATION, aiditional service to the community by assist- ing in the detection of criminals, nearest frontier (Daventry ) at five minntes’ NE of the three sections of the RELAY STATIONS, notice on the International Prison Congress held SHEFFIELD, PLYMOUTH, EDINBURGH, completion of a im London recently was devoted to the successful conf, LIVERPOOL, LEEDS—BRADFORD, question of the imtermational criminal, Gir BASIL THOMSON, HULL, NOTTINGHAM, STOKE-ON. or a hint of sns- who has become a problem in every picion onthe part of the police. TRENT, DUNDEE, SWANSEA, European country, especially on the bd 7 = = Continent. He loomed beforethe war; But not together: from that moment SPECIAL CONTENTS. he suffered a temporary eclipse during they are strangers, and if they are con- hostilities, and for a year or two after strained by the urgencyof the case to cross RADIO AND THE MULTITUDE. the Armistice, on account of the stringency the samefrontier by the sametrain,it is in By Fr. P. Eckersley, of the passport regulations ; but, having different compartments and with a new now specialized in the art of fabricating set of names to mateh one of thepassports WRITER OF TWO THOUSAND SONGS. false papers, he has come into his own which they carry in reserve. It is a lite By A. B. Cooper. arain, and “his own” are the Jaw- of adventure that must be great fun until abiding in all countries, the inevitable end, when some mis- SUMMER'S SUN TO MAKE YOU WELL. * * * i adventure lands themin a foreignprison, By Dr. C. W. Saleeby. * wh # ‘acai Whether he is confidence man, or One of the facts brought to neat the OFFICIAL NEWS AND VIEWS. professional gambler, or pickpocket, or luggage thief, depends upon theseason Congress by a foreign police officer wag or the. circumstances, The essential is the dificulty of identification and the WILL HEAR THIS WEEK. PEOPLE YOU that there should be a small gang, of fatal delay in passing on the information

——— th whom the individuals appear to be un- to the police ef the neighbouring States. IMPORTANT TO READERS, known to one another, and of whom one Let us assumethat a gang in Switzerland Tek ndieees ofl "The RedisTie © ie 11, Sontbamepten or more has the gitt of tongues, They are has just succeeded in obtaming valuable Street, Strand, Loadon, Wed. persons of ingratiating manners, con- jewellery by a trick, and that the victim {Ponsidrea of the BritikhoeBroadcasteee Caee Lil, vincing in argument andretiring inhabit, of the fraud goes to the police an hour too late. The police take down a deserip- BATES OF SUBSCRIPTION te “The Badio Tires * ever ready to do some trifling service for aieee (Foreiga), 155, bd. ; a fellow-traveller which will give them an (Continued overleaf in column 3.) 1 wont?ape.Se

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Poetry For The Plain Radio and he Crook, (Continued from the previous page.) tion of the men, only to find that they loft A Suggestion to the Programme Builders. their hotels that very motune. hey are ANY who know nothing of poctry, past amith, who, from the murk and clangoar of the traced to the railway station, where men re. sembling the description took the. train to or present, who have read no verse factory, cought the fragrance of fo wers and the Pars. It ia not enough to telegraph their sine they lett school, would find their interest mask of birds: description to Parts, for at any point in the awakened if they listened to some of the best “Come into the woods, the wild birds are poetry read aloud by a poet, journey they may have left the train and Ringe, doubled back into Bélgium, or Germany, of There are many more willing to listen to The white hawthorn’. toonts wait inte Austria, and to send lengthy descriptive tele- peetry than there are those willing to read it the winal, grams to the pohce of twenty-four countrics for themselves, ‘The unmusical can get much The skylark is up and the ewcet bells are on the chance would entail a waste of public plensure through hearing. good music, The Firing, money, besides n gradual weakening of polion min withno poetry in hie make-up cannot, by Loung Pleasures before onl old Borrow Vitilance when acanunber of such telegrams has remling alone, obtain equal enjoyment, One bontril, might as well expect the unmusical to interpret been found to lead to not hbo. from the old notation, And there: jr omer “ Founded on the Heart of Men.” a ii « ie ‘Les, a talk about our * peasant poets,” out- birriers between the artist and the Phili«tine The police officer T have Apoken cf prrvspriessoe] lining their life-storics and quoting the best of in poetry than there are in music; they are, an ioterreational register lapsecl 1 ison the finger: perhaps, noleo obvious. The feet that vou can their thoughts, might help to stimulate the intercat 6f some who are * not kee on poetry.” path eyetem, to which every nation would real prose nomore implics that you can read contribute information, Other speakers advo Southey's “ Uneducated Poets” conkl be taken poetry with understanding than the fact that cAtel an-Interational Bureau which would he you sing in your bath means that rou can as the introductory “talking point.” Then, having dealt with John Jones—that sdmirablo reeponsible for circulating descriptions of only interpret Wagner, thie TAT dangerous CAE wel f hoat Whenever bother if somewhatmnepne opoek; Etephen a cake tecure-of the nature described above, No “ Reciters,” Please ! Duck, farm workec; Jomes Woodhouse, ehoe- all the Swiss paliee would hare to do would John Drinkwater writes, in “The Muse in maker: and the others, our guide would lead he fe telegraph tothe nel h boring roid cy thie Council,” thet “te value poetry for its message va to Burns and Clarn—peasants both—and so nimber given in the register to the persons whe of the nature of ita plilosophie content in to to the others, Thus might we leatn: that moet resemble the description and ask for their manndersiniul its very nature.’ The poet's poetry Heed not bese far nemoved: from ow provisional arrest. statement can be oppliced to the. foresoing workaday lives as mony of ta imaging; that = * + * Argument, it cain prove a very sevticl peop in times of soul- No speaker suggteted what seems to me te be His the feeling that we are ontraine! and ill wearipess, We ehoukl begin to realive the A fir more speedy means of conveying the wiern equipped technically for the right underatanding truth of Garon Bottoms Lie grand tines :— ing—namely, the wireless, There will, douk tlie, al poctry that Keeps so many of ua away from Poet ris froombed an the hearts of men... the pocts. A few impatient attempts have come a time when the Uentral Police Oifice ref , wears and tides ancl leagues ood oll thei every country will be in communication with proved ta. we that we to. nal petthe same billows ita eub-offiecs by, wireless of special wave saticfaction from the reading of poetry aa we Can ‘alter not mans knowledge of men’s letgth: but before that ean be adapted tir obtain from prot ond so owe have taken refuge hirarte— heneeforth, whenever the subject has tome wp, Intermational police messages, ih ought to be While troce ancl rocks and clouds inclode pesethle to mohilive the browdeasting latins behind the abrupt assertion that we ore “not our beiag Mf all rations to the extent of repenting &.0.8, keen on poetry.” We knowthe epics. of Atlantis still,” The BRC. tan do good work here: they niessaees from the police whieh would be picker Up in_every police station im the country. Such can prove do those *to whom “net being (Continued from column 3.) meenges would have no clement of eecreey; keen on poetry has become. a. habit that let us aay, in Paris, France at once becomes there ire times when the widest publicity is of reading portry for oneself aml listening toit an unhealthy country, Every hotel porter, great service to the police. The more people being read by an artiet—aox it should be read— every café waiter whose plance appeare to ine pout upon their gusrd pgainet an inter ore na cifterent as the vamping of the amoking linger over hie features, fills him with sharm. mtional pang, the better for Society and the concert pianist from the artistry of Manriov Bit to what nay Laem can be tum * The same wore for the enng, for the one atmosphere that Gide: message, he feels sure, must fave reached is Intel toe the international criminal. is- the Many listeners would, 1 feel gure, be glad of Browely and Madrid: the Faseist police most reular opportunities of hearing poetry read by Himosphers of suspicion, he on the wateh for him on the Tialan frontier: thoae who are competent to interpret it. (But it ** * Cvecho-Slovakia and Austria, as he knows from mve ue from the peeiter! Pin net let me be ‘To thise who take their annual lioliday abroad former expenenes, have a dietressingly active misunderstood: To make no plea for “ recita- without suffering from thepickpocket or the tions," in the popular sense of the word! and inquisitive police, amd if he goes further East into the Balkan States, there are no lug@ags thief, or ovenfrom the attentions of tat “veciters ™ keep to the “Green Tail of forvign tourikts to prev Upot. the cardsharper, all this may ecom. like Weing the Little Yellow Dog.” “The Dustman's a dteam-harmmer fo cmck a walnut brut, apart = rc ae ie Welding,” and like masterpienes,} from (he: misery be ciises to some. anhortonte The broadcasting of information -abeno Humble Music-Makers. tourist, the professional criminal is a real enemy travelling wuings might welully be brought into to international trade and to mutual confidence To return to portry .. . TL have just finished practice at once by an arrangement between the bebwern naticns, reading Robert Southev’s caay “The Lives Departments of Justice and the broadcasting Morecver, a-succeessiol gang is m pecrurbinu and: Works of the Unedlucated Poets." This companics, As for as the ondinary subscriber has suggested the idea that the BBC. might centre for young criminals who judge fromis is concerned, messages of thia kind would provide ekill in evading arrest that the game ie a safe give ue an interesting helf-hoor with these no mild stimulus, He has to listen, orto abetaim one, A few successful orrests have o very potts wha wrote from the heart rather than fromlistening, to a good deal of matter in which depressing effect u pon the international awindler : from the head. There is something of raloo he ia nol interested. An announcement of this he i¢ notthe AUperman represented in fetion, for anos) of wa in the works of the shwe- sort in the general news would serve bo remind but ie a herd man of besines. with, a keen mikers, domestic servants, bricklayers, onl him, even in the most ‘remote backwater, that appreciation of profita and losges, A conviction other manual workers whe tunel to sone for the tide of human life it still surging, and that apells ruin, for tt means that his finger-impres- expression, scarce knowing, at first, why they af any moment a florid man of about: forty, SHE. sion will be taken acl no change of drest ancl Sift. tink, in height, with ight hair thinning om appearance will avail himif he be caught again, A programme of this type wonld, T hope, the temples, blue eves and « cropped moustache, include the eteryof John Gregory, Bristol's His ontfit of false names and falee papers then with more than the wenal share of sirniames an become a positive danger, for if he ja recopnizedt etbbler poet, to whom Sir Henry Campbell- astrong snepicion of having robbed an Englich Ba rierinniati granted it Potantes pension, The Times, When in possession of them, a long term of maiden lady of her jewels, may be coming to imprisonment i certain, referring to Gregory's “ Aly Garten,” declared toke refnge in his village. the volume to be “ the work of a rarer, sweeter Nor need we be afraid of broadcast messages mind than Burns, and of a hetber singer than = + eto—__ being heard by the subject of them, who is far Bloomfield “ (the farmer's boy), The songs: of Os Sunday, Aoguet 16th, a full chorch teo busy over his exciting work to have time for - that fine poet and super-tramp, W. H. Davies, service will be relayed from the Dundes Station, listening. If, by accident, he should overhear would also be included in our programm ; The

Avduar Tru,. 1925.) RADIO"TIMES —— 2i5 ae Radio in a Flat. Writer of TwoThousand Songs. By Robert Magill. | ALWAYS like to be a little ray of ennshinr, EdwardTeschemacher Tells His Story. By A. B. Cooper. and when I am asked ont, I usually take F to write the songs of a-nation ia w greater ‘Tommy Lad" in a Head Master's study; ‘O my portable ect. J admit that I can’t always service than to make its lawa, then Edward Lovely Night" in the woods. near Chillén, get it to behave iteelf, and once, in #® Tash Teschemacher—the name by which Mr. Edward and ‘Songs of theAir Service '—the work of moment, after I had promised to get America, half an hour—in the train. I found it was gomg to be more difficult than Lockton is known to millions of music lovers and concert-goers wherever the English language “Tt is surprising what a.nomber of things [ thought, for T had brought my portable ‘type- ia spoken and sung—has served well his day set one writing songs,” said Mr, Lockton. “ But writer in mistake, andyou can’t tune in properly and generation. He has publiched upwarda of of all these things books arethe foremost to KDKA with o back-spacer | springs of inspiration and ideas. I do not Nevertheless, it'e a good idea, Just about the two thousand four hundred, and, seeing’ that these include “ Because," “ Where My Caravan read. in order to write. I read for my own time when little seven-year-old Edith with the Has Rested,” “Down. Vauxhall Way,” pleacure and instroction. I do not, for instance, Plaite gete up to recite “ It wath the thehooner * Until,” “I Know a Lovely Garden,” “ Bhip- aay to myaclf: *1 will write a cycle of songs Hethperuth, ae | manages to pet a wave-length entitled : ““Songs of the Norseland,” andnot that howls like a sick cat, and thet changes the mates o Mine,” “OQ Lovely Night,” and being a Norseman myself, andknowing only by eubject, “Tommy Lad,” it will be granted that quality Too Much Publicity. has not been sacrificed to quantity. hearsay anything about their land, I will forth- with read it up.’ By no means! 1 am naturally An Endless File. Consequently, when Jimeon asked me to go One would imagine it to be a hard task to fond of travel books, and when | come across round the other evening, I took the litile case find a composer of repute who had not dt one bockonNorway, say, I read it, and having, I. - with. the electric lights in it. time or another set an Edward Terchemacher suppose, an absorbent mind, I feel T am there. Now, Jimson lives on the second floor of a iytic to music. For many years Mr. Fred I get the atmosphere and the result is the Norse- six-storey blotk of manson -finfa. There ara Weatherly, K.C., has been Mr, Edward Lock- land Bonga, fiats behind, and flats in front, flata on each ton’s only rival in the number and variety of aide—iats, Hats, everywhere, but-never a place “Songs of Old London.” his lyrics written expressly for music ; he, too, has “T read «a book sbout Australian, and it to live, ao to-epeak. For A flat never is a real collaborated with hundreds of composers, while home. There a3 too nitech publicity, You Edward Teechemacher has had his lyrica ‘follows as the day the night* that I produce forthwith ‘Six Australian Bush Songs.” J reed ilways know when tho people at #9 have got. set by Tosti, Sir Frederick Cowen, Leoneavallo, onions for supper, and when the man three a book about travels in Roumania, its people Sir Landon Ronald, Montague Phillipa, Erio and customs, and another on the Far Fast, floors higher dropa « lead pencil, if sounds as Coates, Haydn Wood, Teresa del Riego, Wilfrid though he was laying lino with a steam-roller. and presently there appear song-cyeles en- Sanderson, Easthope Martin, Francea Alliteon, And everybody ‘hates everybody clee, You titled ; * Songs of Roumania,” and ‘ Songs of the Hermann Lohr, Herbert Oliver, W. H. Squire, can't be friendly with a man who gets up at Orient.' [ have written over sixty song-cyeles. Guy d@'Hardelot, Evelyn Sharpe, ete. “In a similar way, & chance visit to the dawn and sings “ Yo-ho” sea songs in his bath. “There they are!" said Mr. Lockton, who, It. struck me that Jinison looked sed when Guildhall Library itt quest of something quite despite his record output of songs, ia still on the different proved the genesis of the most lar I explained what I'd broaght, and he took me sunny side of fifty, when I called upon him in out into the back courtyard and told me to of all these song-cycles—Songs of Old London,’ his pleacant home up Hampstead way, pointing antl still another in which I use the meledious look wp. I looked up. The whole face of that to an apparently endieca filo of uniformly. block was covered with so much wire that it and very quaint Londen Cries aa refrains. hound volumes. “ Every song I ever wrote is looked like the tangled undergrowth on a cliff. “T think tho reason why I have been able there. to please 50 any composers with my words, Some went-one way, some another, and some The Gardening Expert. both way. and singera with my songs, ia my habit of “T started when I was but sixteen, and Awkward | talking to vocalists and trying to ascertain at kad five songs published when I wasa school- first handwhat they ike, the sort of thing that "They're the other people's aerials," said boy. What is more, in those young and callow Jimeon, meurnfully> “ And I don't know why picases them best, years, T tackled not only the words, but the But Mr. Lockton has still another string to it is, but although under normal circumstances music alan, No! Wild horee could not drag hia bow. He has not only written songs of his they might be decent human beings, when they their titles from me, ‘ Meqwiescal tn pace’ ia own, but has translated many songs from other live in flats, youd think they were.cannibals, their fitting epitaph. There are thirty of them languages. ‘Thus he haa tranclated Parzifal, Only list night that awfol woman who lives in all. I thought I waa destined to be a com- on the ground floor saked me to refrain from Brahma’, Requiemand over three hondred poser in thosedays, We all have our delusions. classical and other songs by such composers ag emptying water down the waste pipe, because Thatwasmine! she'd got her earth fixed to it, and the gurgling Schubert, Schumann, Tschaikoveky, Liszt, Frana “By the time I teached the mators age of and many othera, tiekled. her ears.” twenty-one, my published songs numbered o We went indoors. hundred, The first composer other than myself Why Bs A Poet? “IT shouldn't unpack that thing if 1 were toect a lyric of mine was Richard H. Walthew, “I don't aim at anything approaching «a you,” sid Jimaon, “ Listen!” but my first big sucerss came with my 8ss0- literal translation. WhatItryto as ia to rns A lowl speaker in the room abore us an- ciation with Madame Guy d'Hardelot.” the song I translate sound like an English song, nounced to an anxious world that the London Tt was no accident that Mr. Lockton's first I catch tho sentiment, the idea, then go my Station was about to do something that we great eucocss should bo “I Know a Lovely own way, singing over the words until they ecem never distinguished, becanes just at that Garden," act, ‘as everybody knows, by Guy to fit like the proverbial glove. Caruso usedto moment another loud speaker in the room. d'Hardelot. When onecomes to investigate fing my version of Leoncavallo’s * Mattinata,’ below got Bournemouth, and we heard both origina, few such things can be set down wholly which I eall *“Tis the Day," and the serenade Progrimmes simultaneously, to chanee, The fact is that Mr. Lockton is such "QO Sole Mio 1" is my successful song, * Beneath The Man Who Didn't Listen. ~a gardening expert that for many years he wrote Thy Window. Robert Hichens quotes my The one on.the left, not to be outdone, one of the best-known and best-informed gar- translation of Brahms’ Wiegenfied in hia novel, defiantly reached into the tortured ether and dening articles in the London morning press, ‘In the Wilderness.’ eollected Birmingham, while the miscreant on although few wereaware of this. “And, in conclusion, leh mo tel] a story the other side contemptuously dollied with Composed in a Hammo:zk, about an oki-fashioned publisher of my early Madcdritl, Though ke now lives nearer town, much of days to whom I went to.‘ trade’ a lyric. He . * “There's only one man in the block who his life has been spent in a Chiltern Hill village, was a tian of few words, and either very busy, . docen't listen,” said Jimson, “and that's the and here he had such a charming garden that or pretending to be. He asked me shortly what I : Professor on. thetop floor. He's too highbrow, his friends- used to ask him if it did not inspire wanted for niy verses and I said five guineas, : He told mo so himeelf," him, and whether he did not feel drawn to He said ‘One guinea.’ I said that I objected Justthen there was a knock on the door, make a song aboutit. When the song did come, to parting with the offepring of my brain for Tt was the professor. it came in five minutes, and in a hammock | 60 smell & sum, He lifted his brows and said . “ Er—I—the fact is—" he said, eloquently. “IT suppose I mut have composed song- “Why t" * Because,” said I, ‘I think they are “Tsay, old chap, could you lend me a screw- worda in and wnreler all imaginable circum- too good to sell for such a price.” Again he said _, driver }” stances,” he said. “The top of a “bua is a very “Why f° “Well, I eaid, ‘I've taken a lot of Himeon said, “ Et fv, Breta?” and slammed inspiring spot, Why it shouldbe ia hard to tell. trouble to make them perfect!" He lifted big the door, I wrote * Because’ on the summit of Leith evebrows higher still and murmured: ‘Why 1’, If anybody wante a nice, comfortable flat, Hill; ‘When the Great Red Dawn. Is Shining” “Oh, well,” I enid, 0 little nettled,-* dash it-all, that would suit someone with musical tastes, in the pardens of Buckingham Palace, where J even a poet must live’ ‘Why?’ said the Jimsonknows of onc. And there's no premium, did Special Constable duty during the war; publisher.”

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Mr. Bransby Williams’ Engagewent. The Radia Revel, The Daventry Programmes. ME: BRANSBEY WILLIAMS, the eminent Plans are going ahead for the oreatRadio The programmes ofthe new. permanent High. Dickens character actor, has been engaged Revel announeed here last week: .Thisarill take PowerStation are to include the beat proPraNres to appear at the London Station during the week Place about the middle of November and will of Lomion ane oocasionally a special pragrannrs beginning Auguat 24th. On Monilay, Wednes- mark ih: thind birthday of the British Broad. from other main stations. Jn addition Daventry day, and'Friday Mr. Branshy Williams will be tasting service, Unfortunately we find that the will provide a certain number of programmes of heard at 1015 pim., and on Saturday at 1.30 Albert Hall will not be available forthe purpose. ite own which will be alternative to those of its pm. Itis probable thaton Monday and Friday Another London venue is may being sought. listeners within range of other statrong, Mfr, Bransby Williams will be simultancouzly Listeners all over the comntry can look forward troslcast to other stations, to a really great occasion, probably on the Not a Dumping Ground. The expetiments at Chelmsford have convinced Mr. Desmond MacCartiy. light of Mriday, November 13th. Whatever jhe BE... that it would nol he the best policy Tn eonnection with the proapective develop profits accrue will be devoted to the “ Wireless for the Wards” Fund, organised by the Piily to use Daventry as purely a distributing centre ment of the Kducational and Literaryside of the ie hs for alternative programmes. ‘The greater part programmes, Mr, Desmond MacCarthy, Literary of the atea served’by Daventry ia not covered Editer of the ~NMew Scofesman and well: Voices from the Past. also Ly other stations and it would be unfair known critic ‘and Jitteratear, will bevin a new The Britigh Museum authorities have ap. to deprive listeners in this area of the beat fortnightly series of book reviews on September proved in principle the proposal Hf the BBC. London progranimes and selected programmes 22nd. Mr. Jolin Strachey wall continue hts to eproduce the gramophone records of the from elsewhere. Daventry listeners. therefore, aasocration with tha B.BC. in another capacity voices of great men. Unfortunately, most of need entertain no fear thatthe new “ GAK " is of e¢qital importance and perhaps greater these records, are defective, and o good deal to be nosed aa a dumping crowned for material novelty, Particulars of thiswill be announced Will have to be dene-in the way of correction mrt wanted by other atations, “SAX pro later, : t f “3 = ant amplification before they can be hroadecast grammes ahould prove to be of greatervariety “By The Way." sitiafactoriiy. By « curious coincidence, the and of more general interest than any other Excerpts from the popular revue By the Way, letter from a listener on this subject, which we programme in the country, and for that matter which is running at the Apollo Theatre, London, publish in mother column, resched us when in the workd, Will be lromdesst (5.B2) for twenty-five minutes the negotiation# with the Breish Museum were from London Station at 10.40 p.m. on Friday, Alternative Programmes. El a toe a Anpist Lith, JA eketch, sones, and a dialog ‘ 4 — al del ns re ase He “fsa TE ia too carly vet to lay down a achedule of will be. oiven; and. Mr. Jock Hulbort, Miss 4 THE PRIME MINISTER TO THE B.B.C, | therelaying of Deminion and foreign programmes Ciceiy Coartneidgr, and Mr. Harokl French through Daventry. The someq ahex periments ( om the oceasiun of the opening of the { will be heard, in this connection will begin jeReptember. Tt ; pew "5X." Z Tapping Cambridge. ia anticipated that duro -the coming winter Last week we announced that ii had been ; CONFESS toa feeling of keen dis. the Daventry programmes will contin a regular appointment at my inability to attend desided) to establish «a ewitehing point at Chcford, admixture of the best programmes abroad, i rhe opening o the new Wirelzes But Daventry doca not solve the problem of This iden cheat now been extended to include Broadcasting Station at Daventry. adequate alternative programmes, To Provides Cambridge; which probably will have ita awitch It is not too much to say that broad- ing centre aaa, = Phi ro need, therefore, be no these the B.B.C. must.secere a considerible casting is already contributing appreciably misgiving: on the score of the BBC. favouring extension of the facilities so far authorized, tny to the happiness and knowledge of the the Postmaster-General, There is-no doubt of the dark bhiee!. Featurca of the life of both + present; generation. The opening of the | Universities will be-carried by wireless into the Wireless Broadcasting Station at Daventry the reality of the demand for regular alternative homits of haters, i =the highest powered station at present programmes in all parts of the comntiry. Judging - 1 the werld.—will give mo lees than 1 from‘his ‘speech at the opening of Daventry; the Wireless League Policy. ; -bwenty million. people the opportunity te Postmaster-General is alive to this demancl, Sir Arthur Stanley" ree nt broadcast atafe- i receive both education and entertainmsnt -) After making due. allowance for the difficnlticg ment Of the poliev of the Wireless: League in- «& (by méans of cheap and simple apparatus ;- ¢ of adjusting the rival claims of other services, dicated’ that the ew treanization of latenera ; and | desk upon -Dayveniry as~another we believe that he will find it poseeble to grain | milestone on the road to the social better- definitely scengintes itself with the endeavours the facslrties reqpoired for the farther cease meant of our people, B of the BORA tte make “British lroadeacting development ol the British hmadecasting aveben, an suxiliary to education ond citizenship as STANLEY BALDWIN. if its preecnt margin of auperiority over other wellas a purvevor of Wholesome entertainment, oo 2 -t-t-t-t ae eee eveteme is to be maintained, It is gratifying to note aleo that the Wireless Els- League recognicee «Lhe iarportance of the public it progress. ‘The reproduction: of the voices of ‘*T Pagliacci: at London. eerie conception of broadcasting, The Wire. distingitshed men, if if- proves technically Chri Tuesday, Angual 18th, Londo Station Iccs Leagne now takes ite. place beside the femenhle, Oo P0ns iy ered possibilities ior the will give n special production of J-Paglarci, Radio Association aml the Hadio Roctety of appropriate eclebration of puniversaries by perhaps the most popular of the works “of Creat Britain as a colleague in the common Wircléca, topgiors Leoneavadlo, who ie regarded as the conse oof safoguarding andl advancing the in- principal representative of Lee wn se hiirel caf terceis OF wireless and wireless broadoasiing. Our American Cousins. Jialian opera COM Peers, Wi hich Tre igelirs Aiaachirn i Ulster Ceidlith. Dr. Sige! Roush, whe will give a “Travelogue " Puccini, and Giordano, Jn the forthcoming from the London Station on Monday, August London Station prothietion, the lending rat, that The Coidlith (pronounced: SCalery "'), to be Oth, on the suhject of “The Eastern Moun- af Canio, will he taken ‘hy the fume Greek produce! for the third timeby the Hadio tains ofthe United States," declares- that his tenor, Ulysses Lappas, who ilistingnished him- Plavers at the Belfast Station on Wednesday, object ia > To better acquaint the preat midedle- represents & farmhopes kitchen in ConntyDown, self at Covent Garden in the recent Dtalian Class of the British public with the public of penson., Mies Miriam Licetic will take: Bedda, with songs “and music charactenetic of the the shine stratumoof the American society, and and Mr. Harold Williams Tonia, “Mi, derbert ovtasiony and the vacy diniogue-of the Irish countryside. --This hes been arranged and pro- thereby create o better wnoderstanding anil Thorpe and Mr. Dennis Noble are sdso included lasting spirit of fellowship betweeen us as in the coat, ‘The conductor ia Mr. Avimer ihiced te Air ChoreAyre, & leading meni ber individuals and as nations.” of the Belfast Radio Pliyers, and well koiown as Bitesst, whose fine Wager Symphony Concert Dr, Reash will tell us how Americans spend actor ‘nod “playwright in connection with the will be remembered by Londen lieteners, titir summer holidays on motor tours, in camp, Ulster Literary Theatre, and tooking wt the roadside, He will also have A Lighter Sunday Programme. A “ Radio Radiance " Revival. Fomecthing to say about-chow the American uses On Sanday afternoon, August 6th, the On Anmist oth, at $4) pum. the senanc eulrtacn iis fun intl pec on holiday, Programme from Olasgow Station ell Ee - tw ot fiadio Radiunce will be revived by another light classical one, including the Fyanphouy in production from the London Station. This Miss Boelrica Miranda at Aberdeen. 1 by Haydn, and the Suite No, 2m B Minor experiment in the pew technique of Radio On Thursday evetung, August 2th, Mira (Stringr and Flute) by Bach. Another mferéeting Fodience ja proving immensely popular and Beatree Mirani, the Diertish Natienal Opera jfemmn will be the peeond and think, movements points the way to preat ‘poesthilitics in’ ihe Company artist, will be heard from the Aberdeen from the Concerto for Fiano ame Girehevtre ii fulwre. Jb-is now parovedl that’ vision ia not Blation for the first dime, This feature is being A Major, by Mozart, the soloist Bemg Mr, csential in the “interpretation of Revue os anticipated with keen interest by Aberdeen Andrew Ervsen, supported by the Station mlapted for brondcy ting, lie tenrra. Orehrstim. ont RADIO TIMES ———- rarestt 7 T H ; 1a25. | ee == ee ‘PEOPLE YOU WILL HEAR THIS WEEK.

(Harriz. NEaheegey Te ee Miss WYNNE AJELLO (Soprana) will ding neat ee ee Sat wah Garda,Birwjagham, Winsgew, Moreen, weok irom Londen and "SMX," Manchester, Beltast, : and Meweastle Stations during week, Bhegew, and Aberdeen.

bis } : (Afcurice Beek & Maeger ger. : Mr. LOUIS GODOWSKI (Violinist) will broadcast Mins CHERLY COURYNEINGE. the ape? aJMiako Co. Miss CONSTANCE IZARD (Viclinist), to play at from Landon and Daventry on Augast Sth, whe wil be heard in“ By the ameoe Friday: Manchestor ofAntunt {3th,Blowin basson Anpuet 140m,

DPrightnan = Ee @. EAPELLAIKOFF, the Piseist, te broadcast [hireew, Mr. ERI FOGG, the Flinist,will be al irom Londen and SKK" on Aw fith, Miss NELLIE KEMHLEY (Contralis) will Manchester a Aggust Mh, on from oll Btalions of Agger 12th, sing (rom Manchester on Agguel 8th,

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Pieces in ‘the Programmes. Listeners’ Letters,

(Eisfeners ove reminded (hel ine de mol ooontder aayA deters for peilicotion, J refereace Or giren fo Jefters paled A Weekly Featate Conducted by Percy A. Scholes. canine tateraY ail breriry, Tha’ Haiiotiel! addres ia 8-11, Southampton Street, Sica, Louden, 10,2.) GERMAN'S “ THEME AND SIX DIVER- GRIEG’S VIOLIN AND PIAND SONATA Making a Radio Star, SIONS,” IN F. Dean Sre,—The article in The Ratio Times, (Bocrxemocrn, Moxnay,) {BinMIXGHAM, Moxpay,) by Mr. C. A. Lewis, on“ The Making of a DWARD GERMAN (horn 1862) is one of our 1. Giiek with agrrit nndforce. After two pian® Radio Star,” might be read with profit by some ccltest writers of effective light wminsic, ehords, curiously “out of the key,” the FIRST rein Scere, apeakera, ane actors, 7 pefer par- “ Diveratons” expresses very well the character MAIN TUNE is given out by the Viowts, ticularly to the peirsgraph headed “ Showing ofthese graceful presentations of o melody, the reinforced by the Praso. It- freely touches, Up Defects” for those who haye cultivated the word being chosen, we are told, because anime of very early, on a now kev, but comes hack. to habit of igping the consonants “S."and the them are more free than the older type of F for the second strain, with its skipping pote “C0. Tt is suiticien ily ritkiculous to hear variation, in which the theme could always be ““arpemeioa " leap, Shakespearean plays lisped ; though. the cliniax quite elearhy pereetved through ite decorations, The Praso alone has the SECOND MATN was reached whenwe were tr ‘ated to Schubert's The MAIN: TUNE is-given ont, after a short TUNE, a little two-bar phrase repeated (a beautiful song, “The irl King,” minus the Introduction, by. Oson, Fiesr Viowms and manners of Gre), and taken wp by the Violin, correct sihilanes, ) CELLos. lta rhythm (in three-time) hae a The very clear “ Development” of this matter Sir. bewie 6 only stating the truth when pecuhar charm. begins with a change to slower time (fora few he aays “the microphone , .. showsup defects bare only), and the Movement ends with ihe With devastating clearness.” | DMrersion 1... Quick, but mot foo mitch ao. waial “ Recapitulation™ ‘of its two Main ours, ¢tc., ‘Digaified, The Tune is in the Brass, in-uniron, Tunes. Vanbruch Park, 8.1. J, F.C. Sow. at full etrength, Strings weaving parts round it, | Diwrstiod 2 Very qeick. Playfelly. Trip Il.. Aten coy pace. nel veryfot. The Praxo Does Radio Help Vegetation ? ping, fairy-like muaic, in German's most delight- fives oot nh minor TONE of Norweginn folk- Dean Sie,—I was intercated in the letter in ful vein, Some of the bare have two beats, aotig-like charactor, which the Violin repeata The Radio Times from Mr. Jobii ‘Rambouts some Lhree—an element that felicitoualy suggests and extends, Another theme, dance-like, in regarding the amazing growth shown by a the whimsical meaning of the word Scherzando the major key, forms the middle partof the bush planted near thespot at which his earth in the tithe, “This cors straicht into Movement, and then the minor Tune returns. wire cnlers the ground. The growth of this bush has probably beon i Direernon 3 Qoick and tively, This is one Ti. Fery quick and livedy. The FURST MAIN “of those Gipay Dances of which the composer TUNE é@tters at-once, on the Virours, ‘The accelerated by the fact that the pround in which has given us many examples, ‘The Tone under- repetitions ofa little pattern of six notes ore it stands waa recently broken uptoa good depth woes some little development here, and the coloura characteristic of the composer and, to some for the purpose of burying the earth plate, whieh of the orchestral palette are freely applied. extent, of Norwegian dances. A passage of rich woukl not be thecase with the gromicd in which This, which we may call the English idealization descending harmony begins the short Bridge" the other bushes were planted at thesame. time, ,Of the giper's life, may be compared with Liszt's between the Main Tunes, There ia well-known process: of. elecir. picture in hia Hungarian Rhapsody, discussed culture which promotes the growth,.of. vege- The SECOND MAIN TUNEia a quiet theme tlewhere, A horn note brings tation an the germination of secs, bot this is rising stepwise up the scale, From this material brought about by means of the high frequency Diversion 4, srowieh, Gut with movement, the Movement is formed, It apecd« up towards discharges from a large spark coil being applied Cofmly, The Srrmas, muted, are divided into the on anda Coda, at full speed, rounds ten parts. The Theme isin the major, Later, to the ground,. one electrode of the coil being it. OL, connected to a wire suspended horizontally /Wood Wind replaces the Strings, With o j= rush comes ahave the garden or field to be treebed amc the Tuefirst of a new series of local talks at the other to an earth plate buried in the ground, | Freersion §. Quick, in Valse style. Mostly iSreme and Woon Wien tone, Free in manner, Holl Station, which begin on Fi iday, August Yours, etc, 2let, should be of special interest to listeners i this Valse is cool anddebonair—a bit of German's Felixstowe, Cc. V. Bowrn, in Hull and Yorkshire. Thia talk deals with the ‘most clegant dance music, A climax comes, a "The Grand Good Nighi." ‘pause, ancl Joeal exploits. of that moat notorious of highway- men—Dick Turpin. Deak &re—I should like to congratulate Diversion 6. Sloawish, with movement, The A special local musical programme has ‘also the BGC on the new mnovration—the Cran Tune returns, very softly, the lower Strings been arranged for the same evenins. Thia Good Night se given the other night. Wlio- (plucked) accompanying. The Full Orchestra includes Mies EFWieser ant Bissone/ merno-seOpranc), ever originally thought of this must have had takes it up, and the whole is rounded off bya Mr. Perey Thompson (baritone), Mr. Faweett in mind the“ personal effect’ it would have, Coda (Quick and brilliant). Evang (entertainer), and Mr. Arthur Johnson's To ua, at Chesham, only a short cistanc: Pianoforte Quintet, away, it seemed as if a friend were bidding us LISZT'S "HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY," No.1. ## * £ good night, (Bovryexorim, Mowpay.) THe new series of Women’s Nights at Cardiff The B.B.C. can be a splendid medium of peace This is an arrangement for orchestra of one have proved most successful. The third of on earth aml goodwill toward men—an ideal of the twenty Rhapsodies Liset wrote, in which this series will be given on Monday, August loth, for all the year and not just a certain period. he expresses hia affection for the folk-music Miss Ruby Hehkler (tenor), anc Miss Christina The BBC, have strack the right note in of his native Hungary, Most of theee works Carpenter (baritone), will sing. The entire this closing, which, however, we presume will were composed after his return to Hungary performance iz left in the hands of the ladies, not be given too often, if it ia to have the same in 1830 from tours abroad, even to the announcing, Mies Helena Millais effect as it musthave had the other evening. aml Mise Muriel White will entertain; and Aours, obec, The melodies be treats are those of the fFipsies. Mise Mary Kennedy (siffleuse), anc Madame Vera Chesham, W. J. Fox. The Firet Rhapeody begins with a dignified McComb Thomas (solo pianoforte), will also be [This * Good Night” will be published in om beard, — rection (called a Dasa), containing two themes, next issue.| The FIRST MAIN TUNE ia piven-‘out, in the PED btn eget ahce ch acetteonalboal fR A Gramophone Suggestion, minor key, by Horws and Bassoons, This is e 7 Dean &in—Staying recently with English reneated in the major. For DOMINION friends in Germany, I was given an interesting The SECOND MAIN TUNE, Very alow, ra surpriae—n graphic description of suifering ecmbles the well-kntwn Rakoozy March, Berlioz's and FOREIGN humanity and a call to help, in a well-remem- treatment of which most hstenors will remem- PROGRAMMES bered voice, at once gruff and gentle, The ber, The marchmelody ia repeated, om Prasa speaker wae General William Booth, founder of and Wood Wind, while Strings sweep roand it in the Salvation Army. #calic work. May we net hear again the voices of thos Next comesan Affegretio a la Fenggarese—a “THE RADIO SUPPLEMENT ” who have preceded uz into the celestial ether }—.- lively section in the stwhe of the gipsies’ Prisha of Gladstone, Wilfrid Lawson, Tennyson, Bar- dance. Its Ttxeis played by VroLins, with a Every Friday - 2d. nardo, Woodrow Wilson, and others, whose delicate accompaniment. ‘The music works up “recordsare no doubt availible ? in speed and brilliance, the Firet Main Tune Orderyour copy from the Newsagent Yours, ¢te., occuring again, anda fourth Tisappearing whe supplies your“Radio Times." Thandersley, Esex, Anrace E. Correia, before the exhilarating finish. fy tategn oeeeeee (Continued on the facing page.)

Avever Tra, 1925.) -— RADIO TIMES -—— ae 219 oo L isteners’ Letters. (Continued from the facing page.) Summer's SuntoMake Vig Well.

Wireless and the Deaf. Teak Sin.—A. little while ago, a young man, By Dr. C. W. Saleeby, F.R.S.E.* deaf and dumb, came into my chop, and while conversing in writing, a chime clock on the wall AS the beginning of 1922, the Medical Re- of the London Hospital, approached Gneen struck. Boddenly be turned round and began search Counc] appointed a Committee, Alexandra on our behalf, she graciously oon- counting in bis way, and I asked if he could at my suggestion, to study minlight, for I sented to beeome our Patron. In the Middle hear it, and he wrote “ Yee." had found thad none of the great foreign doctors Ages, Bovercigns were thought able to cure Tt-oomarred to me to take hin inte the room who used it understood ow they obtained their the so-called King's Evil by their Sovereign where [ have a three-valve cet and one valve resulta, Now this Englizh Committee ia placing touch. amplifier, and I put the whole four valves fur precties on the solid foundation of exact [ have been to Switeerland, there Dr. Roller, on and gave him the earphones, He was knowledge, which will mean that, cre long, at Levysin, opened the first school in the sun, delighted, The “22 Y° Orchestra was playing, we shal] be alle to spread the light and use the in 1810, Let us callthis inatitution a “* Pre- but in a itl: while someone began an ackcre 25, light as never before. The capital discovery ventorium.” Jt prevents diseasq and creaics so he gave hack the earphones to me. After wae made in London, under the auspices of this health. Jt has spread all over Switzerland. Last Hetening for a few moments, I wrote on «w Comiuttier, that oven one dose of snunlicht— year an International Congress against tubercu- piece of paper: “Could you hear the words +™ not to sav sin months’ treatment, but one single losis was held in- Lausanne ; bint nothing was to He wrote “Yes, but he did not know their dose, will ao.change the blood that it will destroy be heard or learnt during its sessions to compare Meaning. germswhichwould previously have thrived in it. with what one saw before and after them, whilst ow it atruck me afterwards thai if means Sunlight as an Antiseptic. ewinming in the Lake—hosts of happy chikiren, could be found to broadesst once a woel We hove learnt, sleo, thet it is the illustrating the eeying that “ batha of water for the benefit of the various deaf and dumb white wella, the home defence. army, the are good, hatha of air are better, baths of gun- institutes, these poor ptople could be benefited devoted soldiers of the blood, which are thus light are best,’ and guarantering that the to the ssune, extent oa are the blind, reinforced and powerfully armed, bya dose of present rapid fall of the tubercle death-rate Youre, ¢tc., light, against our deadliest foes, No drug in all in Switzerland will be even accelerated im the Skelmanthorpe, HH. Senor. the pharmacopeeias of the earth, past or present, coming years, bone day, my ambition will be has thie powerwhich resides in the light of life, realized, What Is Jazz? and which begings to explain to wa how the diseases Light Baths. Dear Sr,—I read with interest in TAc Radto of darkness vanish before the dayspring from Meanwhile, the winter will approach, with the Tits the interview with Mr. George Gerebwin, on high, pul of smoke against which I have objurgated Hig main point of ariment is thatjazz will We knew that sunlight kills germs on pave- for more than twenty ¥ears, oxhausting the fradmilly improve until it will become high- ments, on children’s sond-heaps im the parks, resources of the dictionary, but never yet stating clas miisit, sind, ae he says, “In a word, the on the seashore, and so forth; we knewif ta be the full measure of our case against it. What are future will ‘aot jam composers trying to raise the best and cheapest and safest of all anti- we to do? First, ag an emergency measure, we their eréta the devel of the classical,” With septice, bot we did not know that sunlit blood may haye recourse to artificial lamps, such as all due reepect’ to Mr. Gershwin, 1 venture to is its own antiseptic. This wonderful and epoch- the dovtora are now purchasing as fast as they question this statement. To ergue thepoint making discovery would have rejoiced tho can, to serve instead of the sun—which, as you with’ him is “rather difficult, for he‘ frankly Danish pioneer, Dr. Finson, who used sunlight know, is-more or ees eclipsed by the moon on admits that ho cannot define jazz, Greatly a2 on antiseptic to eure tuberculosis of the skin certain astronomical occastonz—bat is. totally daring, I will tryto supply his want. Jazz is thirty years ago. Queen Alexandra introduced eclipeed nearly every winter's day by the coal music in which time, sinet time, is the firet ane her young fellow-countryman’s discovery into emoke in our cities, Ere long, muntcipalitics tbeclnte necessity, while melodyand ‘soul ” England and gave the first piece of apparatus wHl be providing light baths as they now pro- are secondary corisiderations. to the London Hoepital in the year ){4)).. vide swimming baths, Swimming hatha ore To call all dance music jazz woukl be a Karly last summer some friends of mine not much fun in winter, ond the only wee Mistake, for thatincludes some of the most thought the time had come to form a Sunlight TD have ever made of that nearest me is to practise delightful light music ever written, Jazz has League, and- when Lord Knutsford, Chairman ericket in it, with the aid of boards and matting. ite limitations andbeyondthem it. cannot Bat in winter we need light baths, and T think Possibly go, for when jazz improves to Mr. [Ej tr elitPe we should have them, Gersiiwin's hoped-for standard, it will cease to ber jae, [ i SONGS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW, Of course, they are only aeoond-rate subeti- : tutes for the Tightof day. I appeal to archi- There ja one thing I do agree with him. in, “A May Morning.”’ tects, They are to build new houses and to plan and that ie that wireless has brought an im- | | 5 song will be broadcast from new suburbs, These must be very different provement in public taste, As one who is Glasgow by Miss Beatrice Lomax zroping on the fringe of things that matter in 4 from those which contented the preaumptoous 4 on Saturday, August Lith; the mosic, aml mock-raking materialiem of the nineteenth imiaie, I know what the BBC. has done for by L. Denza, is particularly tunefol, and Provincials, and my conclusion isa hope that, i century, Ournew houses must be so placed soas the words. are among the beet efforts of to face tho sun in the most wed rooms, disreparding the carping criticism of some who that doyen of song writera Mr. Fred Man is Guilty | are never satisfied, they wil] carry on with tho EK. Weatherly. We publish the words Ertat work, | by permission of the Publishers, Messra. The power of sunlight for our lives is a poctic, Yours, etc., : Chappell & Co. Ltd. no less than a scientific, truth. 1 once stood in Stoke-on-Trent. F. E, Lown the tiny bedroom, facing north, where John A Doubtful Suggestion ? : Comm cv, come out, my dearest dear, Keata died in Rome—he who lamented this Come aut, and preet the sun, world of ours:— Deag Sie,—In the techincal Presa recently The birds awake on tree and brake, have appeared comments suggesting that each of The merry May's begun. “Where youthgrows pale and spectre the BEC, stations should take its turn in Come out and drink the diamond dew, thin. and die.” closing completely for one evening a week in Come out and tread ile lea, He died at twenty-five of consumption of order to permit the “DX.” fan to receive The world js all awake, od you tuberculosis, the terrible disease to which distant stations. Are all the world to me, that linc alludes. It should not exist, nor many IT am as much 2 “DX.” enthusiast as the i Put on your gown of dainty white, others like it. Youth was not meant to grow next man, bot I am able to receive distant ; Puton your bodice blue, pale and spectre thin and die, Not Nature, nor Stations only when the Inca] station ia working, ' For I've been waiting all the night, e Heaven, but we are guilty. Youth was meant to for during that period the ether is quite at 4 To creet the May with you. live and love and to sleep. To thatend, for And ev'ry tree ig white with thorn, peace, ourselves and those to follow us, we must learn The village blithe and gay, and think and teach and toil. So, but only so, Immediately “2L0" ceases its programme the Come out, come out, thie happy morn, tther becomes choked with catealls, a teaks, And be our Queen of May, we shall make real the vision of an even greater howls, yells, and whistles, Nowhere between poct than Keate—his friend, Ehelley :— The White-throat ¢ings wnite lis mate, 250and500 metres seems tobe free from this “Our toil from thought al! glorious for. And Tam singing too, ever-growing nuisance, For morning early, evning lata, #hall cull I sincerely hope that the B.B.C. will not My heart is all for you, To make this earth, cur home, more fntertain the siggestion of the technical Press My songs shall blossom at your feet, heonutti fal ; antil the ““one valvers” cease to expect ten- My heart your throne shall be, And Science, and her sister Poesy valve results, For you are Gone of May, my sweet, Bhall clothe with light the elds ond cities Of the Treg,” Yours, cte., And all the world to me.

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2 Caoret vdFoul a4" 1; AL CLABREE: (lel nigrlictly) sa err, bend poteefech aa ee itty CERTHUDE DAY TES: tropa |. es Phillis WS Fire "cde , (iid Eirigelesh, The letters “REL printed in italics in these programmes clgnily @ fimuthaoeens Broadeast Irom the stated. noan- HENRY TAAFE(Solo Pinnoforte). OTD) eee eet From Grieg Earle’y MS, tinned, THE. Baw, a THE ORCHESTRA. ‘ane The High-Power (Davéntry) Pro- March, The Queen ot-sheba > .. Gown Andante Cantabile ...... 5 oie gramme will be found onthe facing Li poriare. “Port and Peasant"... oop ~ Mareh ob the Dnwaris Moya at add oot page. GERTRUDE DAVIES, ab Lhe 4 Theeike ol rie Black birrc B Serie a Boscombn Pintaisk Chureh. 2L0 LOAHIDON. 365 M. SD Aree, Ta roa Cyn &eof Chtoirmagier : OC. EH.’ MATDMENT 530, Laadlatiy Set Nesciael Hymn, “At Eyen Erethe Sun Was Sot (Tune ~ Arena") Xo, P24 from WYRE AJELLG {Soprano}. THE. GAND, : "Palme tcl Hymns}, BYDAEY KOR THOCOTE (Tenor) Relachian. " Tannkiaasor ! oes. . Wagner dntenwie 22 “'Forget-Me-sot!! . aiaebeth Aunt hem, 7 Chi, How Anmoiabia Ape "Phew LOU GOBOWSEA (Solo Violin, Drwvellingg cs eo eee 4 eg THE “2L0 " MILITARY GANT) HENRY "TAAPE. Combictod ‘hy Yulee Brillante in A Fiat .. Mnachonebs ible Reckinig, The Koy.A, LE. BRUCE, Religious: Address, DAN GODFREY, af is “Polka de lie Roine * : frat The Cher, “Amtomns ~ ., Pare cis asked | Chem neds Hymn, .* Saviour, Again to The Dear Mendelssohn Favourites. FHE 13, AND. Berenice, “Reneath Thy Window ™ Name we Raise" (Tune: Eilers) (No, THE PANT. Le Thiere 1235 freon ** Pealmes-anth Ayanina:'') verbure, “Ruy Blin." YThe Chemsoc) ipper's Anthem, * Thea Wilt Keep Him in Perteet Desenptive Pts | WYNNE AJELLO, EM hs Seis w i e eet ~, Jao AHS eis egae De ia dae eeeliens “O Forthe Wings of a Dove. GERTRUDE DAVIES LOTS FODOWSEL 0, Petr tod Sweet satel He Lae ThWheater 1$0,— LGR BY MPHOSY: CONCERT, &,B, Slow Movement and Finale from Violin ree eens Pee i ts aes net aes ron: Londen, Concerta im FE Minar, HES R Y TAAFE, 1Ao—WERATHER FORECAST. and EWE, SYDNEY NORTHCOTE. Polonaise tn A> Fiat Sit from Jomo. Local News. "On Wings. of Bong.” Valse in A Flat... Scie a ka aera ote 115,.—Light Symphony OConeert (Continnec.) ~ Viti. Vilsop im BD Flat .. Lb45,—Closp down. THE BAST: THE BAND. Andanteand DeenCaprtemono, Sarerehe ges s ieee eloebert 5SWA CARDIFF. Jad MI, 4.10. * Marnessa."* Corwet Srila, “Thatshildren’ &é Home " Coren 30Ah A Tay hay (Suboiet, RICHARD AEARARIALAN,| THE BAND OF THE TH GATTALION Stephen Pits. Belection, * Fast pana Ghencoe ROYAL WARWICKEHIRE REGIMENT Charis: ae oy) (in the order of ther mppearancnt r Std service, Ravin, ** Love Diving, All Loves Excell = (By leiaaal pPermisshy olf Lieat,-Col ALarpessh PRANGES- CARBON Rotherham, -T.D.) Apentlo EOAMUS DTD WELLAHE (A.My No, 620), Ttandmastir, Mr. J. ODELL: PMacd eb LAN SWI LE Reade, Anthem, “iT Was Gled " Sie = pn ek Elvey NORGAN JONES (Gass-Bariborie), Speeoo HOWARD HAKSE Keligiois Address by the ae A, BEL- THE BART. Directsd ‘by i JEFFREY. WOOD, Baptiet Charch, Heneage Street, March, “The Voie of the Game “ A 4 ffl English Music. Hemn, “ Before Jehovah's Awhil Throne ~ Overture, “* Benet natteiche ™ Stenne THE GAA. (A. cand AL, Ne GG), RORMASA JUN ES. Uvertice, “Tivitandin’’ ...... JMadbencie Thon Juan's Serena’)A 3. Trhnikoeshy English Poatoral Impressions Bradat Karras 1. LIGHT AY MPHONY CONCERT. S.A, “Omitien Dende. a a. Sehr WYRSE AJELLO, Frenne Lend, “Thou Art Kisen, My Pee bey vie, Colerider: Tpylor * Dabbline in the Dw. Polk: Bong 10,.0:—W RATHER: FORECAST and NEWS. “In the Hav,” Folk Home...... cpr. Gunter Pes frag London: THE BAND, 4 Borneocla oor rt a0 LTS CODOWEL, Local News. Cornet Sols, hae“Pure oa ee . Herbert Mauorcells 1,15,-—Laght Sa rmphony Concert {Condinied). it, (renter lee Tiriebe:: (Tyrie eett 1i45,—U lose dawn. Selection, “ Taonhiiwer*’., .. Wagne SYDNEY:NORTHCOTE, NORMAN JONI | “The Maiden Bbosh * 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 286 M. The: Tate Player os byes ee | Witwer nap at tT {From thepare “Rome! "Toreador Bong * " Carmen} fiize) lo (oyiaina Ag: ee Concert, To ae THE BAND. ~ Niet Pies Cyele, Relawed from Fong's Hall Roome: ‘ia a Hair TF — tia ) heey thriller Revere, “Da Voix dea Cloches ".. buigini ANRETTE BLACKWELL (Soprano), Via™ .,.. Volverds THE BAD, WILLLAM MICHAEL (Baritone). Selection, “La Gron Suite No. 1 for Military Band ...... Hola THE ROYAL BATH HOTEL STRING NORMAN JO Es, "The Desert” »bmmatwel ORCHESTRA, Both, The Bells of St. Martin's. Thntlor: DAVID &.. LIFF. 1) LE Mo aoTnee eee Leads 6. bk A Binplo seivicn 4 8. THE ORCHESTRA. THE HAND, in which all people can join, At. the: Kemge’a: Comet -ascisse Soe Selonstic, ““Cpeheeme oa nubebakiy with: an Address try a0. WILLIAM MICHAEL. The: Rev, Fe A. IREMONG Beit. 0.00- 3,0, Reheime Service. Erol nr ra tf ft Pachaced aay ae Lorca fig Relaved from St. Bberiin-in-the Fields, Relaved from: 3t. Dyfria’s Chorch. 20, THE ¢ IRCHESTERA, Preacher, The Kev, ( ATRHREY CLANE, i SP to other Atanas, erie LE pie toe ee ea ee oa 13.60,, iC 4d, ANNETTE BLACK WELL: 9.0, Light Symphony Concert. “The Rose Enslaves the 18:—LIGHT SYMPAONY CONCERT, &.2, SAPELLNTIROFF [Solo Pianoforte), Nightingale“. ..5 +08 ;tiaby-Aoreabor jfrota Loudon, ‘The WIRELESS SVMPHONY 0 AtenSem se ees | 10,.0,— WR:ATHER FORECAST and REWS. ORCHESRTHA = a. THE ORCHESTRA, 6.8, frank Jonedav, Local News, Conducted bey Minnek dn SeAER Afacart 10.15.—Light Symphony €foncert (Continued? ETGESE bi \OSSE NS, “i Cnlonial Sone" .thrarnger 10.45,—*" The Silent Fellowship." Overture, “Carnaval ™...... ‘ Peorak “Cherry Ripe” eeere eee ti, Siow 11.10,—Clese down, Concerto in B Flat Minor far Pend fant The Sym ey coe SRESehe Crehestya s..k eee cet honbareby WILL LiAM MAC! H AET. at any 2LY¥ MANCHESTER. 378M 10.0.—TIME SIGN:4L FROM GREENWICH. Tne Silene © Wiiticna Gt, #40, Chamber Music and Part Songs. WEATHER FORERCAST and CEN: “The Bi ock- Rider's Song? : * i df aes ERAL NEWS BULLETIN. &.8. to alf i. ARNETIE BLACEWELL. The “2277 " PIANO TRIG: ita bore, Lacal News. - Brittany” Erveat Bristow. Farrar ERIC FOGG: (Pisnoforte).: a Lullaby ‘i (! 10.75. ORCHESTRA, Itet bre [yet a et DOM AYDEN (¥telin} z Overture, “ Benyenute Cellini " , ertios Rutland Boughtlén BIDSEY WRIGHT ( Cella},

SAPELLNIKOVE | THE ORCHESTRA. THE APOLLO GLEE. CLUB. ay 1 (Pinang solos.) Beleciian, “Carnyen *' i THE GLEE €LUE, ORCHESTRA, “Valse de li Reme "'...... Celeridge-Troylor “Misic, All Powerful” Walrniatey The Homeward Wateh " ..ferry Smit

Tone Poem, "“ En Saga ''*..,....5 Sibedias fa metT WILLIAM MICHAEL. 12.45,—Close down “Onaway, Awake, Beloved' hee Cou “The Heleaguered " J...... 0... Sullfeman

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THE TREC Pri oe Dini Gl eens va » Bayh The letter "£8." printed in ge in these Eovanan| Exce ri ita from the Works of Meyerbeer. Andanto ; Poca Adazio: Memde wpgnity a Simelianeowa Broadcast from the lion men- Twa DanRR oct ce truectecs . Moszkowshi tiioed, THE GLEE CLUB, hosian: Spanish. SS Lribeed Ares Wene ee ee DAVENTRY. Oriental Phantasy, “In « Chinese Temple ‘The Immge of the Rose ™ 1... Aeichardt 5 1,600 M. UY CLEAR oo nce dette ieelet eke reian Aetetbey “Vintage Song" i.... Laurent de Rille SUNDAY, August 9h, if lvorbure, .Miretl: k _ ebea Gounod THE: TRIG, Dew hue de Ballet. » Adaia 2m Me, 2 in OC Minor . 255.M vdélssohin 10.30 aim — Wigat Fer Faroe, Lieelottie = ** Lancelok.”? Allegro energies con fuoee Andante ¢ | 80-1045) Progranuned 35. from London, Fontasia, ‘' Bits and Pieces"... Baynes Preseive : Boherz ‘, Malta fro que MONDAY, August 10th. * God Bless the Prince of Wales,” Presto: Pinsle,Alieren apenesic Puc THE GLEE CLUN. 10.50 2.m.—Weatler Forecant. “(God Save the King.” 6.0+-10.45.—Progrenine 5.0. Jrom London, and NEWS. “oles, test bie tere cae ober 10.0.— WEATHER: FORECAST “Alter Many a Dhesty ile’ TUESDAY, August 11th. S28, fren omen. . ete BAS IMs &.5. "The La fi. hn Wek her Poreeneh, 7 10.15-11O—THE §AvOY Martyrs4 of ific Aronn : faurent de Rale C.0-8.0,— Prepon &.8. from London, =,yore fnanden, Part Songs and Humour, THE TRIO. WEDNESDAY, August 12th. ine int Fy Op. 4B oe rs : aw Goede MURIEL WHITE {Entertainer at the Fianna), 1.20 a.o0.— Weather Forecast. Allegra MELA FEDALECD ; Allegro mc ike. Witéien + HAMILTON HURST (Entertainer). o0-lh4o— Programe i jrom London Am: Lieutity | Fina le. Al legr o oon footed ef Hi GLEE CLUB, THE SALISBURY. SINGERS. THURSDAY, August 13th. ae, Kindly Light 2... JG. Thonipaosa a0 THE SINGERS. "Tune Thy Mosic to Thy Heart” 1.30 o.mn.—Werther Forecast. “Halletyjah, Power and Glory (* ‘Tho 6.0-8.0,.—Programme SH, from London. Alonunt of Olives") .ethene Thomas Com pion—_| 567-1620 0-90, CHAMBER MUSIC. 8... from, “Down ina Flow ry Vale"... Pexta—lod1 4.005. 44,— Musica for thea . “hia iis he Landon, " Drink to Me Only With: Thine Byes" B.0.—Sepyj rvica rely] from &t.. Martin-in-the- Col. MetheA—ITTT-SlT | H.0. A Seaside Hour frog Fiekls, &; gE. Jrane Peagrdtenr. MURIEL WHITE Rntertaraing. The Wellington Fier, Great Yarmouth. 9.0. Milttary Band. THE SINGERS, 10.0, -WEATHER FORECAST om] NEWS. THE OLD 3RD CHESHIRES' “Dye Ken debn Peel ti. Preditional air 5.8. from London, MILITAHRY GANT. Bree: aan gt fo vigceces cor eras Harnhy Topical Talk. &.8. from London. Cortluectoe, PAT BY AR, Bd a pe eees art ereae raat F. fridge 10.30-11.30.—THE BAVYOY BANDS. BH; NELLIE KEIGHLEY [Ceontralio). HAMILTON HURST from London. THE BAND, in Fongs and Stories at the Piano. March, “Old Comrided* .. Tee FRIDAY, August Lith. THE SINGERS, soieotion. “ia Boker... ce ee Puech There is a Paradise -of “Earth ™ 10.30. oorm.—_Weather Forecast. NELLIE KEIGHLEY. 6.0-11.15.—Programme 8.8. from London, ode Pearagil ~ Bee Shimber Song. bess “ After Many a Dusty Mile" ...... Aigar Tp HvOHvee dne ees + | ye. SATURDAY, August 15th. “The Long Day Closes " Sulfrean “ SabbathMorming at Soe" y*o'*** Elgar 10.30 a.nmo.—Weather Epa Wire (orate Ero oe. es 6.0. BAND OF H.M. 1TH ROYAL i.0-5.0:—Progrontme &.8. from London, THE HAND. LANCERS. 6.0-10.0.—LIGHT SYMPHONY FRO. Ballet Music from“ Hostamunie™” Sehulen (By permission of Lieut.-Col. Jd, Dlakiston GRAMME. §.8. from Birmingham. NELLIE KEIGHLEY, Honston, 1.3.0.) 10.0.—WEATHER. FORECAST and NEWS, “A: Women's Laat: Word * + Jenteal: Conductor: J. F. GOODERED. SB. from London, A Bott Boy; we. Gh VY Sinfor Helayed from the 10.15-12.0.—THE SAVOY BANDS. &.3B, from “4 Fost in the TL ord ( Ebjjah "}) Lake Banded and , Wembley. a cervlceri, = SE a — Jiftnds!aaoha THE BAND. (Continaed from the precioda ica) Twa HviigTirian De rqetgsg ee a a Midi“ Ara hh Ly ° 10,.04.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, a, LG, WINTFRED SMALL. 10.0,—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 4.8: from Jonon, Loce] Newa, Prelude aml eee: aoe ugqnand.Areisier Sof, from Londo. Local News. 10,15, HERBERT PARKER, PRT oe eee ee ede cee Oe 10.05, THE BANTL Se WS hk ee ek ewe . Laity Dans Espagnole .ee a eee Granados Areialer lst Movement from 2yinephony in. 2 Minor Seiee Homer Perpetuum Mobile ..4c.ccceiees Novncek {* The ‘Unfinished ")- 2 .-55--. 25 Schubert 10.25.—Close chown. 4.) ELLA GARDNER. Intermezeo from * Comvitlicria ~Basticensn * “ Ave Maria" (“ Cavalloria Rusticana ™) Aiasoagiis 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. Aascagni 10,50, —Close dewn, 3.90-5.30,— Programme 8.8. from London, * My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair ™ Haida “The Lass With the Delicate Air” .. Arne SNO NEWCASTLE. 403M. 8.90, Btudig Berio, 4.45, WINIFRED SMALL Trinity UF, Church Choir. $.30-5.30.— Programme S.B. from Londo ond MAURICE COLE, The Rev. JOHN RANKING, MLA., Trinity Sonata in A Minot ....25554605 Schuinwaa bath, the: “ AN) Choral Society Octet. U.F. Chureh, Religious Address, Hymn, “Fight the Good Fight (A. and Gt, F. ELLIOT DOBIE.

AL, No. 540.) 9.4.—LIGHT SYMPHONY CONCERT. &.8. * Allah —siccees ae Wallchay Bible Reading. from Condor. a ee ee ess aot 3 2 6 Ney Speakes Anthem, “Shepherd of Souls’ * Edignrd Jomea 1).0.— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. “The Monkey's Carol" ...... Sionlord Address by The Rev: Canon H. 8&8. STEPHENSON. BL, from Fondant. Local Mews. “Here's to Old Boheria | en 10.16.—Light Symphony Concert. (Continued), “Cradle Bong” secsante ae Hymu, © Hark, My Bool, Tt Ts the Lord” 11.44,— Close claws, oy (A. winch AM. Na. ZH), } Bi: MATIRICE. COLE. = Prayer. 55C GLASGOW. 422 M, a: ee » Chopin Yeeper. 140-6, 30. Three Portimite oc. bese " Dilion Sth Instrumental and Vocal. ““Macionna,” by Botticelli; . Francoies HERGERT PARKER (Bas-Baritone). SUM. to Betfest: van Waseerhoven,” by Rembrandt 3 THE BEGENT TRIG. WINIFRED SMALL (Violin). “The Shrimp Girl,” by Hogarth. 9.0. THE TRIO. MAURICE COLE (Pianoforte), " Hobby “Horse” Pht bt tt bt 2 Bee Divers Allezro Motto nnd Rondo...... Reisauger ELLA GARDNER (Soprano). B.1h; HERBERT PARKER, ¥F, ELLIOT DORIE {Baritone}, 8, ho. Bbudic Service. " Lorraing, Lorraine "ae eeee eee Capel 4.40. Choir, Hymn, “ Lead Us, Heavenly Father ™ “The Curfew ™ WIKIFRED SS4ALITEL ind MAURICE GOOLE. (CH. No. 11). 8.25. THE TRIG, Sota in Major oo... sees ee ee Afozari Sorplure Reading. " Howelletien " te ELLA GARDNER, The Bev, JOHN ELLIS, of St. Leonard's 9.40, HERBERT cbER. Waltz Song (** Tom Jona}. » German Porieh Church, Religious Address Prologue to “1 Pebelieoo ..) Leoncapalia “The Spinning Wheel 2o.c.c.ci. Sila Choir,Panim- No, 144, “0 Lord, Thaw Art 4h. THE TB10. Ye:OUR sae Va aoe we te awl . Porkyne My Gol ‘ard King” (Tune, “Duke FEOFAAU, ww vice ee eee aweale ws VF tdor 4.0. F. ELLIOT DOBIE, Btroet ""), Beronade Rect." AmdGod Said”... a Prayer. 0.55, HERBERT PARKER. Rei,t “Si rikigrh, La Opening ' ( The a Choir, Pealm No. $1, * He that Doth im the “When the King Went Forth to War” Aria,“ How Heavon in Fulleat Station”) Becret Place(Tune, “French ”). Hoenenian Glory home. cases eees Haydn (Continged in the mext colamn.) daca oes ee ae ek Kallintbow 6.0.-10.45.—Pregramme 8.8, from. Londen;

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ELSIE FRAXCIS-FISHER. El signify a Simitianaees Broadcast Boral the statian meen borage HeySo sas bate ffensckel tioned, td THE EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMISSION THE ORCHESTRA. The High-Power (Daventry) FPro- for Amateur Wireless Engineers “Symphonie Pathétique....T'chaikersky gramme will bo found on page 261. will bs cerried out by Interval, 4, THE EDINBURGH STATION, THE ORCHESTRA. ZLO LONDON. 365 M. * 10,45-11.15., 44).—Time: Sienal from Greenwich. “Voges Theme and Six Diversions... ..2d, German ancl Vanities,” by Carmen of Cockaigne. a PPEteetetere - teseteetentbententThene (0D Minor tad Major) Andante L e ) eon moto g-2 4. 10,—Harel af the ]2eh Royal Laueears, relayed Diversions: Allegra ma non troppo from dhe Lake Bans ancl, Wembliy. oIT BIRMINGHAM. 479M. 6.0.—An Amir’s Dane Atiane, i Macsiocsn) a-2;: Allegro aioltoe (Pe pers. h4is.—Tho Station Wind Quinter, Dorothy fndo) 8-8, £-8: Allesroa vivare (Gipay 6.0.—CHILDRENS CORNER: Panna Solos Young (Ropriini), by AuntieBophie (Request Iter). Daanee) 2-4; Andante con mote (Tran. { -£5,—Afierniocn Te pie i Sidney Rogers, qoilo) 3-2. Alleero fa la Valeo) 3-4: “Teno Be ites" Bons fay Linele ex, ERA Tapical Horticulticral Hints Andinte fon moto #2 + Allegro Brilliant, More Hints to Young Photographers, by —How to Teal with Potato Diceas:,™ ELSIE FRANCK: FISHER, Pollard Crowther. May Maritn (Contralto}, Ob 3) eel ‘hildven's Laettera, a Hireulz, Hreal, Break ™ .. bewia Carey 6.15.—CAILORES s- CORR ER, THE ORCHESTRA. b4i0.— Bove’ Brigade, Bova Lift Brigade, and 6.0. Children's Laetbers Church. Lads’ Brigade aaa Let juss, ” Hungarian BRiapandy " (No. 1)... East 40), Boys Mrigace ard Boys’ Tuite Brigada 7.6. TIME -SIGNAL FROM BitTEN: 10.0.— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. News, Major A. H. 8. Waters, V-C., WEATHER FOREUAST and JsT Sf fram Dowden, “Local News. 1.5.08, 9.0)" (VieePresident, Birmingham GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. &.4. fa 10.1%. -MARGUERITE BEMEERG (Violin). Bn BLBei. MARY LEWIS (Harp). all Sforions. —WEATHER. FORECAST and NEWS. De, 7. JACKSON, Cluef Assistant ta the SPRAIN EMS se et pee Foorna a, i, ropa Ia clan. ~ Bomeding-”’ (On & Theme by Boothoven) Ashranomer uval ; “The 25h-Anni- De. J. JACKSON, S82. from Dendon, versary of the Royal Observatory, ACreialer 7.85.—Musicel Interlude, Ac Bs from. Londen, “ Schon Raosmarin * a etaranaANSE RCTS Kveister Lineeniieh, 8, Aho ai shaliens, 7.40,— Capt. 7: FROST. 3.8. from Londen, “ Moment Micieal"’ ....Sehuhert-Keeiader ioth—Moseal Interlude 8&8. fe afl Aftatiane TOC MARY LEWIS (Solo Harp). ercend telat. THE, STATION PIANOFORTE “A Fiairy Legend Ui way bad erenthee 7.40,—Capt. 7. FROST: “ The Making of a Re- QUINTET : Patrouille’.. 2. WAoawselines ceiving Valve, No.1, SB, tootherSiations, FRANK CANTELL (let. Viol) : ids. WINTFRE nD ASC ‘OTT (Soprano), 6.0, Dr SIGEL ROUBH ELSLE S8TELDE(ind Vietin) ; “Faery Bong” (°° The Immortal Hour“) in A Travelooue, ARTHUR KENNEDY (Viola); Putin Aowghion ‘The Eastern Mountains of the United HERBERT STEPHEN (Violoncello); Tis the Last Riese of Bummer”, . Moore States."’ NIGEL FE SLE, AWA tt ‘Wnotorte|, (Mary Lewis Harp Auer nip iment | F : With Appropriate Musical Bockervnd by (Marguerite Bemberg Violin Oirbligate.} CASANO'S (MTET. TSABE f TEBRS (Soprano), 10.45:—Close down, HAROLD HOWES (| Raritone\. A et ChORGCE OCREMEST (Diaheet Stucties), Beating oe ? 5WA CARDIFF. aod M- 0), An Hour In Devon, my = 11.30-]2.30,—The Band of the Queen's Royal UNITS OF THE DOVER CARRISON THE OUINTET. Recument, relayed trom the Institution (By permission. of rea Be dG, Enteaete, “In Sweet Devonian 2 o.. Corr (ardens, hath, Cameron, €15., CMG.) HAROLD BOWES, 2.0-4.90,—The Band of the Queen's. Howe) © lore: ewea ea eran The Saasand Fifes af Remment, relayed from the Royal Vio- © Pirake ChoesWreet oe... .. order torta Park, Lat hy, isT DPATT. THE QUEEN'S ROYAL CEORGE OCR EMENT REGIMENT, 5BO—"SWA'S FIVE OCLOCKS.” ™ The In 6 Selection of Deven hove Dinter! Stories, Station (pelesiray’’ “ Retreat." IZABEL. TEBES. Fallowed- by &40,—CHILDRES SH CORNER, "The "Litth Grey Blome in the West "2. ever Rlation Orchestra,” z Mareh,<*" Devorian,"' * Rel Devonbythe Bea" ConteCforke TheBand and Bugles of IST RATT. 66-0 14.—" The ‘Letter Box." GEORGE OORhEMENT THE KiNG OW ty YORKSHIRE In Devonshire Pnalect Scenes, V—WEATHER. FORECAST and MEWS. LGiHT INFANTRY, HAROLD AOWeE:S. & ii. fran auwlan, Band and Rugl March. “ Berorahire Crenim-and Crder Swaadersan Di Je JACKSON, SS.fram. Donation, ‘The Tan, oe oooo ee se pc Hreeseil 7.25,—Miesical TnterInde, S08: ofrom Jondort, Melodies from" Foush'* wi... frowned 740—Copi, J. FROST. &.8. from London, Drums and Fifes. fi. Chamber Music. Mareh, “Ona the Shore," Brg Lirier, Women's Night... Corie ih F. Te Cheah eda a Ln erand Mazirt REBY HELD {Lady Tenor}, The Droms, Fifes, and Dugtes, FRANK CAN TELL ond CHRISTINA V.. CARPENTERS | (Lady First Post. NEGHL DALLAWAY, Baritone}. Sonata in PF (for: Violin. and. Pianoforte) MUBIEL WHITE. (Putertainer), 0.30), CASANIH GSTET Griny MARY W. KENNEDY (Sifeuse). Waitzes of Bygone Days. BTRISG OU ARTET. HELERA MILLAIS (Tho Actress Enters The Abts Pina ceee ee LR "Molly on the Shore ow: Perey (tuineer tamer, Bao. eeey eee Gece Kem 10.0: WEATHER FORECAST and. NEWS, VERA McCOMB THOALAS (Solo: Piano's “Wine, Warnen,, tel Gage" ya. Sipe So, fron Danden, -Local News. forte), 11.0,—TIME. SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH, Li. 15, BFRING QUARTET. 5.0. VERA MecoTHOMAS. WEATHER TORGGAST anil 2NP Quartet, Op, 54, No.Lan Ges. 4 eee GOIN Cle O68. Eanes hee eae ele Hehusay LEXNERAL NEWS BULLETES, 5.2, 10:45,—Cinke down. Pretude in A’ Mimor...... 0ebusey jo all Siatters, Local Newa, 5.10, RUBY .HELDER. Light French Music. 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 356 M. Four Indian Love Lyrina TO. 14, CABANOS (TET Any Woodfarde-Findean Auperstedl isy 3.45.— Tiolk on Heraldry,” by Mrs. Richard 5.20. MERIEL WHITE; Berry. Orchestra relayed from the EBITH BARNETT “Keep Up Your Pecker"' .... 5. Gviten (Solo Pianofoarte), Bimgilow Cate, Southompton, Migical “T Like the Littl Dimple: ny Your Chin ™ Tihireetor s Arthur Prbketi, SE to other Shania EB. Etlvatt THE -GBCTET, 5—VHILBREN'S CORNER, SLE Gannrhal Gaon go pk ey &, Benen re eee oe ee Se Fanlenajiles . ii—O.0.— Childrena Lotter. OLeeeee ruewre wcele ce Bizet i. 0.—-Abikical dinterliwie. 6.20, MARY KENNEDY, Biccehonile (°° Bameon ct Delilah **} 7.0-$.0.—ragrinie oo, from London. “Como Into the Garden, Maad”..Balfe "The Pipes of Pan " (' The Arcadians.”*) Soi eae ie §.0-8.15.— Interval, Monclton ERITH BARNETT. gO Figouden E Le Tombeay cle Conperin'’) Winter Gardens Night. Dreamy Reville" ccssiccsiiiesndeee ‘Voreaita Havel THE. MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRE:4 8.40. CHRISTINA V. CARPENTER THE OCTET. Condietor + Bir DAN GODFREY. PR cauitareateea hd«» Stephen Adama Arabesque, Mo. 2 s.sacenee sss ELSIk FRANCIS-FISHER {Cont ralito). "Friend o' Mine™ .... Welfred Sanderson SESH tke hee aga ae ea “Where My Caravan Has. Rested” Fy Petaes occas ae 4 Deberasy B15, THE ORCHESTRA. Hermann Lohe “Pie Collewrog's Cuke- Walk” “Three SSorweian Dre ye seae COPE $.60. HELENA. MILLAIR. 10.45,— Close down. Overtare,” Qarnaval Rotmam '".. ..Berfios Jn Light Songs and * Fragments from Life

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The fctiera §.5,"* - printed in Halics in these programmes 8.0, “ Homeward Bound.” “Tha Vagabond". ... barseas« Withee signify a Simaltangoes Broadcast from the station mann. * Mathys ss. c 2, ened. A Fomance in’ Thre Chapters, . Fleriert Aomelia 0.0. VERA McCOME THOMAS. Ghapter |: “* Rhodesia.” TBbeBeec Piece eee ee[uber “When Dall Gare...... * Aroleneae Lies - one . : Arenaky CONSTANCE HAY (Contralti). te Phylliz Has Suckswh Gaining arr. *Tdlyvle ™ : Menditne rr ARTHUR LEWIS (Baritone). _ haesa wnat teins a ha a acta Hane Wifes ~ Siimuatiune ** a Sit tethers eee. 2 iiedeele THE *4N0" REPERTORY COMPARY. Falee Phyllis * “* Beprindi lbs Pomtst shea e nd -Aeniz 9.10. RUBY THE “5N0™" CHORAL SOCIETY “Oraway, cenitn“Be— thni" Prechevic Cee HELDER. QUARTET. ThdAg.—- Close. down. “ Melsande “inthe Wood. . Alaa (Gaels THE STATION ORCHESTRA, (Wetec Wane" May H. Arahe Conductor, KDWARD CLARE. “To Mary mn om i eee Mauda F Wiite 5SC GLASGOW. 422 M. 9.20, MURIEL WHITE. HG, 4. EE. NECKS An Hour of Melody. “TL Dhidn*t wart Lari” ones 3 LER and ALBERT H. HOWE THE WIRELESS: QUARTET. “A Wotan Costs Lest Thun aban ™ i rg cea Vien, Tred piers ail, and SALLY APPLEBY (Mezzo-Sopring). Humerus Harmony, Dew a30, THE QUARTET. THE ORCHESTRA, ~ Oh: Chap” ant ead _iitessa Owertoure,.“ Monesitloroo. seascvcseresasCorbin aa ica nee eas beta Gace B30, HARY KENNE DY, Beleetion, “ Alenon Leseaut "2.1.6 FPccing ~ The Smile of Spring ...... - Pletcher A. E. KICKROLDS apd 3.50. SALLY APPLEBY, ALBERT H, HOW: " Beened That AreBrightestwo"! Mari 1 Dietee latte . to ilesacswnoeabes TT. Mitte: in HumorHarmony. tana”) : ees Warflace “When Sonp is Sweet? 2... i. Sou Souck oH ETHEL PACE. PR URRY ae oes eae Bindsery 4), THE QUARTET. setes Pianeforte Rerital, 9.40, HELENA MILLAIS. noite, “ Holiday Sketehesa** ...... 0. oc In More Efght Songe andFragments from “The Fleee Herida 7. eae ee tannic Selection, “The Casing Girl™ ... £aglaader Life," Hallo and Bourrée Vee a tae pataca & Chick 4.23, SALLY APPLEBY., “When Ht Raima”...... Pewtshaof 0.50, i HRISTIN:AV. CARPENTER, Reed Songs, Mor. 2 fit dl raSeapis ane treet __= Sing, Joyne Bi eveeae ene M. Phillip O, Whistle and I'll Come Tae Ye ™ “ util * meee . Wilfred Semerad. * Wedding March ™ wand.Dae ot Elves" Tredtiioneal A Baehelor Ging?pr me oe olf eefas. Pate Mec defeaolia-Pisct 4.30.-—Afternoon Topica, ” TET. Might. Come to You... WL AL Spare B40, WEATHER. FORECAST ond NEWS, Seto wo Ming Bice sce Percy Elliott Sle fronn fTelidom, 5.0-5.45.—CHILDRENS CORNER. 10.00.45. —Prugramoe SB. from London. Lacal News. 6.0—-0.10.—Boys’ Brigade and Boys" Life Brigade 10:15,—Mr; CHAS, WAIN: Talk, * A Northume- Bulleting, MANCHESTER. 375 M. brian Boauty Bpot— -Rothbury.” 6.55.—Weather Forseast for Farmers. 10,45, —tlote chown, ht —Conoert be the “24 ¥ " Gmartet. Gladys T0.—_WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, Wagetoffe (Soprano), Afternoon Talk. S38. from London, Children’s Lotterr. ZBD ABERDEEN. 495 M. Dr. J. JACKSON, &.28, from ZTendon. : i.1.—CHLL DREN'S CORNER, ILOo-12.0.—Sperinl Morming ‘Transmicion: 7.2.5.—Local News, .0.—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. Gramophone Music. 7.30.—Musical Interlude. 5.8. from Loudon, ue. fron fia dan, 3.30-5.0.—-The Wireles Dance Opchostri. 7.40.—Capt. J. FROST. 8.8. from Londen, : Dy J. JACKSON, &§.8. from Londen. AfternoonTopic: Mise D. G. Mercer on THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Dot Musical Intertade. 8.4. jrom “Londo, “The Importance of Vocal Beanty.” Comdneted by 740 Capt. J. FROST. S08: front Lodo, 5.20. CHILDRER'S CORNEA. Auntie Barrie, HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS. Orchestra —‘Galfo-—‘Songs., “Tales With Music—(2) The Fairy JOHN B. DICKSON ("Cello). KATHLEEN MOORHAOUSE(Solo "Cello}. Queen.” THELMA PETERSEN (Mex20-Soprana} 6.0,—Boy Scouts’ Nowa Bulletin. WILFRED HINPLE: i'Tenar}, THE STATION REPERTORY Girl Guides” News: Polletin. LAE “?2¥" AUVGCMESATED ORCHESTRA. COMEANY. 6.30,Bteoncdhinan’s Bymphony Chen bested, roleyod Comluctor, 'T. Hy MORRISON, from the. Eloctric Theatre, Tchaikovsky. 8.0}, THE GORCUAEFSTHA. 7.4.—WEATHER FORECAST ant NEWS. 8.9. ta Dhiweler, Overture, “ Benvenote Cellini ™ RBertiaz SR. from fa doe, ; 5.0. THE ORCHESTRA. WILFRED HISDLE. De J, JACKSON, S:8. from Loudon. “Nut Cracker ™ Suite, “Your Tiny Hund Is Frezen-" (La 7.2%. —Mucical Intertaie; Sh. from London, “ Dleoping Beauty ** Wadee, el acne "} ee Pee Pee a ema oa Peceini T40,—MARIORY ROYCE on “Books to a.29. THELMA PETERSEN. “Flower Song" 0 Carmen}... .. dizet Cheer a Holiday “ (1). "Air dew Adios * (“ Joan of Arc"). KATHLEEN MOORHOUSE. “Variations Symphoniques”....Hodimas Chamber Concert. 8.35. JOHN B. DICKSON, {For Solo “Cello and Orchestrn}. WINIFRED SMALL {Violin * Wane But the Weary Heart.” THE ORCHESTRA, MAURICE GOOLE. (Pimnoforte}, (With Orchestral Accompaniment.) “ Chant Elégiague.” Bute, i Little Enow White” THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, Herman. Vian Dyk Conduetor, PAUL KILBUBN, 8.50. THE ORCHESTRA. WILFRED HINTLE, 8,0, THE ORCH ESTRA. Polonaise and Valse from “ Eugen On¢égin™ “Soft ond Pure, and Fraught With Love ve ‘English Sunte for. Strmgs-"’ ...... Parry Popular, BF. WINIFRED smMALD. i Mrae acm ike es mek ee Motow So. te Dadar, “1 Lovely Night™...... Latidon Hovald Conecrio in E Mator Sie eon rm uch (With Orchestral Accompaniment.) 8.0, THE ORC HESTRA, THE ORCHESTRA. Violin Songfrom “ Tina” ...... woee DT Two Wiltelia re Sree Frederick Hu rity rice 8.42. MAURICE COLE. oT. A One-Act Comedy, “0n be Dewns>; “" Ringedown VW¥ood." Conceria in C Minor ...... 0.065. iWaeard © PROIPPS KATHLEEN StOUORHOMIEE. (With Orchestral Accompaniment.) oT. THE ORCHESTRA, (Stanley Houghton), Sonata in © Major.... Frenteur Trowell Characters + THE ORCHESTRA. Overture, “ ‘The Crichet on the Hearth ™ Mackenzie ce W. G. STEPHEN SymphonicPoom, “ Phiaston ” Saut-Saers aly. WINIFRED SMALL, Lady Fanny s..cccs » BSTHER WILSON 10.0-16, 44, Programme SOB. from Donde. tS ce Ge eile re Afacken tte Phipps, the Butler .... RONALD Scorer " Fromcthe North iy. eae eiiee edWacben sna Beene: Tho Library of Sir Gerald's London oNO NEWCASTLE. 403 M. Andantino in A Major; Allegretto in A Flat. Alajor. Produced by 4.0,—Mucie from Fenwick's Terrace Tea Koon. a MAURICE COLE, GEORGE ROSE. 6.0,—Ten-time Topics, Weekly News Leiter. Fnglieh Air) with eee Tnnidental Music by TAlian Colom (Sopra), Op. §l : packs FF THE WIRELESS QUARTET. §.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Grotesque Dance,Op. 96.“No. 4 9.37. THE ORCHESTRA. 6.1.0,—Musiral Interlocde. 9.4. THE ‘ORCHESTRA. March, * Liberty Bail 2...... 2..cs008 Saar 6.20.—Boys" Brigade, Bove" Life Brigade, ‘onl Prorat: cic cece bee ee ad Mackenzia Church Lads’ Brignde News. 9.52. THELMA PETERSEN, 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. oAsee ee ee 6,40,—Farmera’ Comer: Mr. 7. W. Wheldon, ei. from DLonedon, * Deep In Some Woodham “The Reanlis-of Rotation Experiments.” Loca] News, {1}. Glace 7.0.— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, 10.15, Song Recital. "Clow: Bowte ™ Aen e hee Denys Cleaver S.A.fron TF oreo. TOPLISS GREEN (Baritone). “So Gently Spesks My Dr, J. JACKSON, S02. from London, “0. That lt Ware Bo"... Frank Bridge Lady Fair" 725,-—Mistieal Interbode, Sve: fron Loadan, “Fo Thai eee eee Roger Quilter “Groeed Mica*” 7,40,-—CGupt. J. FROST. 4.8. from tondon, “0 Mon from the Fieldy "..Herbert Hughes 10.0-100b5.—-Programme SB. from London, Pena’ — RADIO TIMES — fAcarer Trm, Leah,

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Mental Gymnastics. supper, and then turned the poor Uncle as mr dl BATTLE holidays, ind the three ‘children, I.eosHull, Uneles Tom, Reg, and George have as a Red Indian for eating i t ! Fortunately, whether bors or firs, who are adjudgec Loe baie new came for the Childrens: Wormer. the spell came to on end with the last dey of the given the best- description will be invited ta (tis called “ Mental Gymnastics,” ame (his is week, 06 the red wouldn't wash off | repel it over the niicrophore nt one of the first how it's plaved, The next. victim waa Uncle Will. He was Children’s Parties in the Aton, A subject ia set for an impromptn story anc foolish enough to i n s i s t on cating a atrawberry Did You Guess Ji? Unele Tom begins, Tf he flaca or gets © tied a ice after lobster salad, andthe results were so Unele Reg carries on, and when he has further amazing that you li hear-abont them from the The, Istest competition in the Children’s Corner at the Dundee Station was to ones involved matters he leaves Unele George: ta Aberdeen Station on August Itth.. Uaele Will ia the straighten out the tanglé amid endwp the story very penitent new, arid ssks that all boys sul name of a recont that was broadeast an twa successive afternoons, Some managed ta have lia ppilas, mrs shogkl lelen to the Wine, especially The resalt is always a most intercaling story those who like ¢reen apples, green gooseberries, the correct tithe straight away, bot Tiny Were and this feature is, apparently, enjoyed by the and bake! potatoes 1 puzzied and were just. not qpete right. grown-up likteners as well ag by the chil iren. A Queer Debate. The Holiday Post Bag. Acroplane Adventures. Bell mere corioua happenings at Aberdepmn: A number of Cardiff: most enthusiastic Kiddiewinks have written to say that they are A-atrange and powerful influence from the ve Froday, August J4th, there is going to be 4 dehate—hetween o violin all a saxophone f just off for their anmmerholiday, We envythem “iteide world seems to haye wpeer the Aunts (Cardiff writes), but we are delighted when they and Uneles at the Phymonth Riation, The sobjert has not quite been decided upon, bat probally it will be something Like ‘this: hay they are pevirige tr keep im toweh with ther Ono more than one oorasion Overy week the Woe. a spider mike i proce drummer in o Aunties and Creates in Cardiff and tell them. of aludio evidently becomes nnhearable. to them. jazz band?" Auntie Win has promised bo net theii ileings, Please follow their example. The reault is that they leap info the Ftation Tell your aunts and uncles al] your adven= acroplane and, making «a somewhat undignified as chairman, and interpreter, if the remarks betome too peculiar, She is learning Russian tures and let them have come shapshote. pxit through the studio window, find themsclyes hortling through space at a mileage per second in order to be prepared for the ttisk. “2L0" Radio Circle Badges. sever before achieved by science, Fairy Tales. The Radio Circle of the London Station has Cororsly cnough, from an immense Altitude, Every child: has read those exciting “ Fairy been growing ao rapidly that it has been im- they con still talk to the members of the Raciio Tales from Grimm,” and Unele Max of Leeds possible to keep up the demand for new mem- Virele, describing (in spite of the roar ofthe en- Bradford hay hal the happy idea of attempting bership badges, A new svetem of nombering gine) the Ed iystone Light bourse ard the lapping io tum them into plavs, The firet one to be has been introduced and in fatare every baclge of jhe waves in the Sound far below. They men Wie“ Thee Dirtiimnmer,” where the brave will be allotted a number. There-are now three sec also to have on intimate knowledge ofthe drummer boy clinbs up the glass mountain and thousand nieces and nephews in the “ 9T)0" net-work of atreela over which they pasa, meets the witel. tadio Circle and itis hoped that very soon they capevinlly those where Radio children live, Rach week a new and exciting adventure will will all have their badges and their numbers, ln tine, with perseverance, the tation be broadcast, and Jet at be whispered that TheWicked Uncle Again, teropline may, in a Apes of energy, alight Tucaday 14 the * Crimi” evening. Unele Leshe misthave his holidays like the Precuitsle upon Mars, where a crowd of Martians During the Holidays. rest of nannd therefore his “00 Talke will e tap will be hauled, willy nilly, into the Radio Circle What sorkoF holiday have you had ? during August. Hearing of this, the Wicked net, That ia the question that many Edinburgh Unelo immediately volunteered to deputise for Curious Happenings at Aberdeen. boys and gitla will be putting to one another Uncle leslie, He in to he given & chance, but The Uneles and Aunties at Alseridecn— Wh hen they return from their sommer vacation, we watn listentrs that if the Wicked Unele’s expecially the Uneles—are alwaysliable to have and Avuntio Mollie i poing to see that it ja talks about animals are anvthing Hke hia singing the most peculiar adventurcs happening to properly anawered., Dniother words—childrenwho thenthey are in for a nasty shock. Bat for. them. For instance,recently, Unole Harry was Are men hers of the Edin burgh Lalo tC ecle nee tunately our nieces and nephews iin London have the victim of the Fatable Man, who turned his being invited to write a concise description of wot heard the Wicked Unele sing and weshall elbow inte a nice beefsteak piefor Uncle Harry's what they did, saw, and heard during their do our best to save thom this ordeal,

THE SAND IMP. originallir, but old Dobber, who controlled the instinets were aroused and he could not resist bathing arrangements at Dawdleborough, had auth an easy chance of gain, So he made a bought them a4 a joh lot and after setting then atidden anateh and in a moment the chain and By LANGFORD REED. tip on the sands, had attached a different number ita equally magnificent wateh were in his hands T Daw fo each, ona hook, and he waa dashing at full epecd across the dlebors One moming, when the bathers were enjoying fanda.. The old gentleman and several other onchoned, themselves in the sea, and old Dobber was people, including o policeman, followed, but where he sorting the towele in his litth office, the Sand Spike was fleet of foot and wonld hare earaped wasspending Imp actuniiy tounsposed a lot of the numbers: hod not his courae taken him acroas the Sand a month's Oh. there was-a row! Imp's concealed pit. holiday with It took half the morning before the various Down he went, headlong, with his ees kicking his parents, bathers were able to find the night tents ond in the tir mriel his eves and mouth filled with he was they guarrelled so youch obout it that the sand, He sat up dazed and choking and, known fia Dawdleborough Police Foree had to interfere, before he could collect his thoughts and rin off, the Sand The Sand Imp, from behind an old beat, enjoyed the policoman caught him, Imp. the onlertainment immensely, The old gentleman wag very grateful to the Da wiite- mn another occasion, he dag a deep pit and, Sand Imp. “You area very goodlittle boy,” horough is a luving stretched a Jarge sheet of steff, brown eHid he, “Theat scoundréel-wonuld- never heave rery: -Quiel paper over it, he covered it with a thinlayer of beech canght but for you. Here's ten shillings hitile pliner, mand ao that the pat appeared to be solid ground, for you." Tt lias glor- Then hewarted for his first vietine. He patted the Sand Tmp's curly hend and the 1s Bans, Now it chanced thata few hondted yards young rascel smiled so eweetly that one would “ Down he went, headlong.” but no pier away a man named Spike Murphy was sunning | have thought that he haddug the pit on purpose and, conse- himself on the sand, with his back against the to catch the thief. quently, no yierrota, no bands, no picture law wall of the promenade. He had got into According to copy-book rules, the Fand Tmp theatres, and not even any ofgane. However, trouble withthe London police, In connection ought to have been gobbled-up by© shark, or sleepy though tho place was, John Peyton with «a burclury, and until it blew over, he frowned in «a sudden. iruth of the sea, or Vavasour—for that was the real name of the thought: it best to take o holiday at some jamished in some other frightful way for his Band Imp—certainly managed to wake it up, quiet place where le was unlikely to bo re- naughtiness, and I dohepe that when you are He was-only eight years old, bot in any compo- ongniged, away at the seaside this year, you will not tion fer naughly boys be would probably Happening to look up, his eyecought the aiitempt to follow his example. If you do, it mve won the first prize. pleam of a magnificent gold chain, suspended ig extremely unlikely that you will catch a thief (me of his moat mischiovons tricka at Traardle- from the waisteont of an elderly gentleman wha and be rewarded with fen shillings. You are Lorotigh was m connection with the bathing was leaning over the promenade railing and far more likely to catch some innocent person tenta, They were not intended for bathing, admiring the view. At once Spike's professional | god be rewarded with aamack on the ear,

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— The letters "526." printed in ttalica io these programmes GTS. PapenenWSNS CORNE BR: Songs and 108, seal Tnberhacde, signify a Simultancovs Brosdeast from the stwtien men- Btorios, ote, Te) La. —Progranune 8.8. from Teaden fiengd. The High-Power Fe tiff AD, rations Lat ters. (Daventry) Pro- to, iia) Inberlode. 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. gramme will be found on page 281. 7.0-11.90.—Proyranme 8.8. from London, $.30.—A Light Programme; The Wirelcas 2L0 LONDON. Orchestra, Harold F. James. (Baritone) 365 M, Fishing News Bulletin. Afternoon 10-38, Time Signal from Greenwich. 5WA CARDIFF. 353 M. 11.30-12.30,—The Band of the Queen's Royal To FECHA Luni h- tims Las ni ¢] i? Holborn Fea. 6.15-6.0.—_CHILERES 3 CORNER: " A Nighi- hitiraant. Regiment, relayed from the Inatitution Crindens, Hath, mare—Unele Will—The ‘Threo Bananas 0h “ Homea- Making the World Chyar: Japan,” Baked Potato.” The Wireless by Jane. Barrington, 5 $.0.—The Station Trio : Frank. Thomas (Violin), nid Mire. Frank. Whitnall (Violoncello), Vera Grimnbet. 4.10-5.0.—Organ and Orchestral Music, relaved McComb ‘Thomis (Fiance). 6.30.—Frehing News Tulletin- from Shepherd's Hush Pavillion. | ORCHESTRA, 6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNE RK: “Ulyasea: ond £0.—Tea-time Musie from theCarltonFes- THE WIRELESS Miscellaneous Walt-Hour. the Bow * G2. W. Lewis}, “ The Tale of tiurant. 6.0, — ACS PPE -O Chocks." “Tho Wlistler and His Dog™...+.. Pryor the Jeliv-Fish,”” tok by Elizabeth Clark, 6.20, HILDREN'S CORNER. - Bhephord’s ‘Lite in the Alps ace Ai hoy Cornet Bolas yr Charles Logwett, In Faw Tokio os. es eee Clarke 6.30,.—Children's Letters, F .5-—68.14,—" "The Letter BHox."! * Danco of the Egyptian Maidens Shelley 6.40.— Musical Toterbode, 7-0-1.) Prarie 88, from Londen. “Tripping Toga "i.e scresk sees Finck 7.0.—TIME S10 NAL FROM BIG BEX. WEA- 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST sad NEWS. THERE FORECAST and JET GENERAL 2fY MANCHESTER. 278 M. SE. from London. EWS BULLETIN, 2.8) fo aftStiatiena, 12.90-L 3), —Concert by the “22¥ " Quartet. JAMES AGATE, 8&2. from London. JAMES AGATE: Dramatic Criticism. 3.16.—The Wingate Tempcmnte Band. Com duttor, HH. Moss. Relayek from the 7.25,—Musica! Interlude, 8.8. from Londoa, Ao, focall SfatunPPEwy 7.40.—The Rev. JOHN AULEY STEEL, Mainicipal‘Gardens, Bouthport. 735. —Musical. Interlude. AOR. te alf Sttfions. ALA., “With the Princo of Wales in

i: 10, —Mr, how: PODRDRISTER: “ Phoms” oe 0,—J. 4. Gledhill (Terar}. Sauth AmmenenOF), So, fo other Statins, i:—The VW. ryoteTe Spee aaa, 8.0-11.30.—Programm S&B, from London.

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5.0o = 6.15,-CHLLDREN'S CORNER. 6.0 THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: O—WEATHER FORECAST sand KEWE, £0.—An Hour of Melody: Orchestral Music, = relayed from the Ventral Station Hotel. Conducted by DAN GODFREY, dire, owt. fee Joona. Relaction, “Rose Marie’... vc.seee Primal JAMES AGATE, S.A from: Bondo, i.oi,— Talk anil. Abueie, - 5. E60.HILDRENS CORNER. “#tS, ‘“\ Winners." fa 2o.—Hobtcal byterhade,..o.0. jronk lender, - 6.55.—Weathor Forecast for Farmers. (Zand Editran.} fe i—ir. W. GORDON SHORROCK, Vice- A Thevusical Fixtravagonen President of the Lancashire Beekeepers’ 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. in Thires Acta Associntion, on “The Honev-Beo ={ 1) SOB. froi Danidon, by Far Too Many People. "The Slory ofa Short Life." JAMES AGATE. 8.8. from London. Introducima : 8.0-11.30.—Progirnniinie S.5.. from London, 7. 23.—Loeal News, “San Tor,’ “ Floradora,” "The Belle of 7.30.—Musieal Interlude, 5S... from Louden, New York,” “The Maid of the Moun- 7.40-7.55,—"' Seeking the Sun in Algeria,” by tains,” “The Gemha,"' “The Cingolee,” 5NO NEWCASTLE. 403 M. Lady PARROTT. “The Merry Widow,” amd“ My Jaiwy 11,.30-12,40.—Ada Gent (Contralte), Florence §,.0--10-0.— Prapramme SLB. from London, Fravle, with Experiences.of “ The Catch Cox (EH perirect |, lh0t:—WEATHER FORECAST and KREWS. of the Beadon,”' * Grpey Lave," and “A 4.0.—Tea-Titne Music from Tilley’s Restaurant, S&B. from Condon. Chinese Honeymoon,’ io Bay nothing: of i0,—Afternoo Topics, Ernest Hudspith 10.15.— DANCE MUSIC, relaged fram Glon- the Lending Lacdv, the Juvenile Lead, {Tenor}, eaglesHotel. &.8. io Belfast and Dundee, and Peppery Old Father with Attendant 5.00.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. 11.30.— Close down. Chorus, Fhe Whole being hermonioushy nated iby PHYLLIS PANTING, Sederdtdapd2ap ad onl encedae ah eeafdaeaepeeFe foafaapeapapeegaeajes]. LAWRENCE. VEN, JOAN HAY, RAYMOND THAFFORD,. anid EVENTS OF THE WEEK. KINGSLEY LARK, under the Direction of kK, E. JEFFREY.

6.435.—"From BMy Window," ley Philemon. SUNDAY, August 5th. MANCHESTER, §.0.—The J. H. Squire | Celeste Octet and John Henry. €.58, THE ORCHESTRA. LONDON, 3.30.—Mendelssohn Favourite GLASGOW, 8.0.—Musical Comedy and

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refine] ee it Light Opera. Foxtrot," Cleo, "tis Ble"... : Arthur Wood DoarFayel ert, condacted 10.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH. by ChohepertAaS. THURSDAY, August 13th. WEATHER FORECAST and 32ND with SAPELLNIKOFF (Solo Piano- GENERAL HEWS BULLETIC. 8.0. forte.) “5XX,”" 9.0.—An Hour from the Welling- fo all Staraging, Local News. MANCHESTER, 3.30,—Chamber Music ton Pier, Great Yarmouth. ee

and Part Songs. LONDON, 8.0.—Chamber Music and ete 10.13. THE SAVOY ORPHEANS GLASGOW, .30.—Instrumental and Poctry. ‘ ind Vocal Concert. MANCHESTER, &.0.—Musical Comedy. et THE SAVOY HAVANA BAND. BELFAST, 9.30.—Band of the Royal ABERDEEN, 8.0.—Scandinavian Wight. Relaved from Aur Force. pair -n-Biae 7.90,—The J. H. Squire Celeste te The Savoy Hotel, bondon. ctet, &. B fe other Setions, MONDAY, August 16th. FRIDAY, August 14th. 11,20.—Cloae down. LONDON, 9.0.—Beating ‘“ Retreat,”" SIT BIRM!INGHAM. 479 M. relayed from Dover. BIRMINGHAM, §8.0.—"‘An Hour in Se e ii."Way,"’ rinerelay hee om Gethe leks 445,—Tle Lozella Picture Heuss Orchestra. Tati Devon."" Followed by Chamber Music, Theatre. 5.B. to all Stations. 4.43.—Aiternocon Topics : Louise Thibault, BIRMINGHAM, 9.0.—Chamber Music, CARDIFF, §.6.- Scenes from ** The Mer- “Physical CultureHints." Gertrade CARDIFF, 8.0.—Waomen's Night. chant of Venice." Davies (Soprinea). MANCHESTER, 8.0.—Orchestral Night. GLASGOW, 6.0.—The J. H.Squire Celeste 6.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. ABERDEEN, §.0.—Chamber Concert. Octet and John Henry. 0,0.Children's Leticrs. 6.5—6,15:—Monsieur E. Thibault, Froneh -Talk, SATURDAY, August 15h, 7.0-11.30,—Programme 8.2. from London, TUESDAY, August 1th. LONDON, 8. ee Revusical Extrava- ee 9$.0.—" Radio Radiance " (2nd 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 336 M. 2 Winners *' (2nd Edition), 11.30-12.0.—Orchestea relayed from the Bon. B. to alt Sutin except “SXX.” BIRM AM, aoe- ge" 8.0.—Light galow Café, Bouthampton. Musical Di- BERLEarnirePr eee rector, Arthur Pickett. WEDNESDAY, August 12th. “B3030.Finn and 6.45.—London Papers read by Anne Farnell- Military Tattoo, relayed from Ports LONDON, 10.15.—Pianoforte Recital by mouth, Watson. THE ROYAL BATH HOTEL SAPELLNIKOFF. CARDIFF, §.0.—*"TheCharm of Variety," DAXCE ORCHESTRA, relayed from CARDIFF, 8.0.—Programme of New ae $.0.—Dancers’ Memories

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The feliers aa? * ptieted in italics in these progrimoves 1i,15, The Week's Feature. «etcE Quariers."" sinnity o. FimultaneousBroadcast irom the milion men- iioned, SAPELLNIROFF RONALD GOURLEY {Eaterdaimer', | Pionoforie Recital}, ORGAN, The High-Power (Daventry) Pro- gramme will be found on page 281. SR. fe off Sitotrons. Relayed. from Scherzo im BG Minor capneu Michels ove- Hone, Hosecmbe, (Thy k wc Marcie (!" Lannkaoser "jo... Wagner ies * pertmisito of Mr. Wo Child Clark 2L.0 LONDON. 365 M. Porelle 2... Schubert-Leael THE WESEEX GLEF SINGERS. 40—Time Signal from Greenwich. Concert : (aaprice it rh MisTOFeeds po boned A emaeet THE. MILFORD MANDOLINE BAND. The “2L0" Trio andGladys Van der Tansee des Ee iat aefl LHE WIRELESS ORCHESTEA: Beeck (Soprana}. : Etode de, Gontert -...... -: 4 hase Conducted by TD CONWAYBROWS. Jovidadion nm In Damen ..2... Wahii Fans ig 8.0. THE ORCHESTRA 4:10,——" Aly Fart of ihe Cou niry, : fy A. Hon- met Laird. Concert (Gants pawedd.} 10.45, lose cacti, Belection, '" Tow": eee a of eg 5.0—An: Heur'y Danee Music B15, RONALDGOURLEY 6.0—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Piano Tmpro- alt BIRMINGHAM. 479 M. Will Enterta. visations ly Unele Jeff. Dyamatie Rece- Bo Orgen Solos. 445.—The Siution Piaioforty Ominbet., 8.45, A Eketch, tation lry KK. E.. détivey.. “ The Adven tare of Young EW," told by Cara = the (Caretader’s Traditional 6.50.— Musical Interlade. “*Dunsin Gry aise ase see To&k—WEATHER FORECAST snd NEWS, Datghter 2° co. yiccssstereesree (hick Endor THE QUARTET, SB. from London, B15. MI DDLET« oN “WooDs. “TInder the Willows” ... Kenneth Wright Topical Talk. 3.5. from Bondo, Items. irom ** Door of Metneries '" “Memories of Old Ireland" arr. Chigacil Martyn Herbers 7.38 —Musicial Interlude, S.8. from London. 10.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH, B25. THE ORCHESTRA: WEATHER FORECAST AND 23ND 7.96,—Royal Horticaltural Society Talk. 34.8, Waltaes, GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN, 34.2. from Lendan. ‘ "Tone Brought the Roses ” of Jipemsieie fo aff Mathews. Local News, 7.40,— Station Director'sTalk. “Moon of “Watkirki ‘“Lertiond ana Nobineen

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——EE——— The Letters 6.8." printed fn italics in these programmes 10.0—WEATHERHERFORECAST and NEWS. 7.0.—WEATHER -FOREC AST and NEWS. aT a Simultaneous Broadcast from the station men Sf. fra ne Fanon, badall NeWwe. SoH. fram Lendon, tian 10,15.—_SAPELLNIKOFF. &.F. from London. Topical Talk. &.8. from London. 8.45. A. E. NICKOLDS and 10-45,.—Close down. 7.25.—Musical Interlude. 8.8. from Dendon. _ ALBERT H. HOWE. 7.23,—DonQuixote" (4), by theRey. E. In Orig nal Vornl, Instramenlal and 403 M. LERESFORD COOKE, Humorous Harmony. SNO NEWCASTLE. §.0.—Programme 8.8. from Glaspie. oo, THE ORCHESTRA. 4.0.—Orchestra, relayed from Fenwick's Terrace One-step, "' Cosmopolitan Lady " ' . . . Coward Tea Room. 10.0—WEATHER FORECAST. .«nd REWS. SB. from DLonilen. Wallie, seenPRGwarren spc geuyskarn xs Berlin 5.0.—Teatimne Topics, Phyllis Rickard (Cen- Local News, - Fox-ta A Fairy Faced the Dawn” Bifia tralta), 6 . 5 . “MIDDL ETON Woops. * 5.20.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. 10.15.—8APELLNIKOFF. §.2, from Eondon, “FF amiliactty ’ a. a. Bearcon 6,10:—Topical ‘Talk, Mr. J. J. Todd, B.Sc, 10.45.—Closa down. The Rant am1 Brig:adijer"“Crakam Sapiens “A Day on nm Grodse Boor,” A Few Stort ee a Af tata Heton Ocul 6.30,—Musical’ Interlude, 55C GLASGOW. a2 M. 8.15. 7HE ORCHESTRA. 6,40.—Farmers' Corner “Mr, BR. W. Wheldon, Fox-trats, " Hesolts of Rotation Experiments “* (11), 11.90-12.50.—Midday ‘Transmission. “Dear One ™|rhe, Richardeon and Fisher 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 5.40.—The “Wireless Quartet, Mabel C. “the Blabe fend ved Fioerite S.8.. from Londen, Fallantyne (Solo Pianoforte). Will Yoo eientetn Mn? Topical Talk. S86. from London, 4.50.—Afternoon Topics. Brats mid Aeihman 7.£35.—Mosieal Tnterlndea. &, fi. frau Tondon, §.0-5.45.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. “il il Sea You in Mv Dine,ans "" fahan Jonca 7.35.—Hovtal Harkiedlboeatl Bociety Tall. 6.55,—Weather Forecast for Farmers. 6.50. xe NIC KOLDS ‘andl 7.40.—Mr.. W. F. BHEARCROFT. 8.8, from 1.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. ALBERT H. HOWE. London, Sit, from onder. In Original Voeal, Instrumental and é..0. “Homeward Bound.” Topical Talk, 8.8. from London. Humorous Harmony, Chapter 11. “At Sea." 7.25.—Local Nows. 6.45. THEORCHESTRA, - JAMES DAVISON (Janz Pianist), T.o-T.55,—Musical Interlade. Waltz, “ Katja‘ feon Gilbert THE '5N0" REPERTORY COMPARY, : FOX TROTS. THE STATION GRCOHESTERA : Musical Comedy and Light Opera. Divine": 2... : "0 Queen Conduciot, EDWARD CLARE, 8.8. to Abverdern, Ediabutgh end Dundes. ™ Castles in: the ir") Oscar oerans THE STATION ORCHESTRA : By Request. 10.0-10.45.—Programine S.B, from London. Coriieted Ley BETTY HUMBLE (Soprano}. HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS. Z2fY MANCHESTER. 378 M. ROY HENDERSON. (Baritone). TOPLISS GREEN (Taritone}. OLTY E TOMLI , SAN (Seiden Piantforte), GRACE GORDON (8oprano). a13—The Wingate Temperance. Band: Con- THE &©PATION .ORCHESTEA, ee ductor, H. Moss, Relnved from. the Condichir: EDWARD CLARE. Light Opera. Municipal Gardens, Bouthpork, 6.20. THE .ORCHESTRA. 6.0. THE ORCHESTRA. 4.0—Heeinald Whitehead (Bass). Selection, “No No Nanelte ... Toumans Belection, “ L' Enfant Prodigue"': Vormecer 4.10,—Tha W nga a AeIperanee Tana. 5.40. BETTY: HUMBLE, a TOPLISS GREER. D.0.—Afternoon Tall 1 Bang 6 SBN Svcs skied sees sr essense ERPDE Qaden- of My Heart" ( Dorothy **) 6.15—Ohildren 's Chane Walte Song (Tom Jones) oo... ober Cellier 6.30-615.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. . “aby Should I Cry Over You?" “Four. Jolly Sailormen”™ 1.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS 8.50. OLIVE TOMLINSON, (A. Princess. of Kensing- A: jrom Gondan, Becond Bha pascal os.cces<.. _ dotaed BO) caw ehicanae erepireapeitnnss Topical ‘Talk, S.A, from London, ROY HENDERSON. 9 English Hane ii i Merrie Ea. fre TrmaAa fovel Horticultural Boriety Bulletin Pct Peds aare steele teers 7.36.— Mr, W. FL BLETCHER, Examiner in “Phe Monk's Rone (La Poupée ")> Aneren * TheOld KustieBridge by. theo Mill" ORE Love's Content " Biainish to the U.L.C.1., Spanish Talk. (" Tom Jones") 3.. The: &Song of thea Volga oat men vt 8:0. Music and John Henry. arr, Chaliapin-Roencimn 6.50. THE ORCHESTRA, THE J.-H. SOUIRE CELESTE OCTET: 9.10. THR ORC HESTRA, Eclection, “The Emerald: Isle" SLAYER GORDON {Solo Violin}, *“ Morning, Noon and Night in. Vienna ™ Sulltvan-Germaa ®#LEC FELLOWS. [Selo "Cello), oa pe 6.45. TOPLISS GREEN. WYN RE AJETL0 (Soprano, 0.20, BETTY HUMBLE. "Star of Aly Bool Dbe Geisha") JOHN HENRY (Entertainer), Killaoe sant eee eer eek ea pate bee Pal Fe &. anes THE OCTET. 'Two-Byeaoof G Peeve naa Metreach "1 Swear by Heaven's Blue (**Ineog- Tone Poem,“ Finhbandia. ™ 2.....2-°: Sibchiva * The Pipes of Pan’ ‘The Arcodians:*) nite —") 5. ee Leeacg Contnizty in WValses, Afonci-ton and Talbot “ Ever and Ever Mine” ("J ‘aul Jones ") 1945 —"" Passtone ths iy : arr, Sear 1.30. OLIVE TOMLINSON, Piangictie 1875—" Concordia ‘Tatize siavecsc, Sbrerinas Weinert... iy eases REPRE “Ted Rose" (‘Monsieur Deauoaire *") Wis hE AJELL0, ‘Tho Rustleof{ Spring" che inding Afcesager * Totorlode ** ; ine Gambon Bao. HOY HENDE RSON, '* La Seronata : (Wielhi ¥ aidann Obbligata) “(Love's Old-Sweet Bong “a , Atalay Musical Gomedy. 7oath ] Fear No Foe in Shining Armour *' 9.0. THE ORC HESTRA. “ Villanélle "(With "Celle) ... Del Acqwa Piseuer Alwstesal Comedy Belection, ** Baby Bumt- ALEC -FHLLOAWB. "0 Dry Those Tenrs Teresa del Hiego tne ee Pig ereiran aidkaa a eh ekyaea eR © Spanisl peenage “ (" Serenade #.15, “GRAC BE OOWDON, ORCHESTRA. Faxpiapamibe csccvvisdeasccau . Popper oh Ed THE * The Sleepy Canal" (™* Bliss Hook. of Introduction to Act TIT. of“ Lohengrin* “Sramish Bhsee, - EE GAO Pca pion ervrcacssi-naasetaweiees Rubens JOHN ‘HENKY I eertnaer “They All Follow Me" (“ The Belle of March, '' Pomp and Circumstance "Eleer wall entertain, PGW ROT Pt acne vsivtreucsncieeatanecen Kerker THE OCTET. 16.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, “Bohemia” ("' The Happy Day "} Fantasia; "Lo Bohemeoo. cccs, Puceint Ei. froma Tandon. luecal Mews: /ones ond sJtvfena with BOGE icici ce Oe Sees 10.15.—SAPELLNIKOFF. &.8. fron London, “ Saldien i the Park“ L "Thee Runaway “Cherry Kip’; “ Cotnin’ Thro* ‘tha 10.45,—Close down. Ty ees Caryl! and Monckten ') tys."" 8.50). THE ORLHESTRA, WYNNE AJELLO. 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. AMusical Comody Belection, “* Dear Little “ Chanson Hindone * . . . Himeby-Aorsakeo 5.a0-5,0,—_Sicadman's Symphony Orchestra, re- Denmarl " . Lubene Noth " Amasis Be eeeeGe Perradiay laved from (he Electric’ Theatre. Fishing 9.45. * GAGEGORDON. 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Morris, Tommy Handley, Irie White,’ and 6bOthildren's (obbers, 4.0,—"" Books bo Renad,"* hy Ann Spice, Violet Parry. 6.50.—Musical Interlode. 4.10-5.0.—'Trocadera Tea-Time Misic; Fenmi 14,—Conedy Nomber, '' Niobe," £0—CHILDREN’S CORNER: Senge ond .0.—WERATHER FORECAST and NEWS, Eidaive. Mio res. aerecl Tominy Handley, Music hy. Ronald Gourley. “Tree SoH, from uavadon, Beam. 16.—Finale Aim ber, 7 Up a Little Market Pricey for Farmers. 5 . i F . from Leu. Hu liit's Bi diner Hearso."- ** Deotos The the Hill.”Violet Parry and Company, am, oo," ly L. te M. of the Derilij Aparié, 1.0.—TIME BIG a AL FROM GREENWICH, 6.30.—Children's Letters. WEATHER FORECAST and 2ND 7.15,—M, STEPHAN, French Talk.. 5.8. from 6.40/—Mnsical Interlude, GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. ‘5.#.| Landon, 7.25—Masical Interlude: 45:9. from T l o n t d e n . 7.1.—TIME SIGNAL FROAL ERR BEN. fa aut Stations, WEATHER FORECAST and isT 740. —Mr H, ELCLE.. SR. trom London. i opical Talk, Sf. fe all OOS, GENERAL KEWS BULLETIN, “4.8, £.0,—CHAMBER MUSIC AND POETRY, aoa) ews, fo call Station, Swf, from Donedoy, Market Prices for Farmers.. 8.5. to aff 10.30; THE SAVOY ORPHEANSE 90—"RADIO. RADIANCE.” eea Stativs, and London, 7.15:—FRENCH ‘FALE, ty M, STEPHAN : THE SAVOY HAVANA. BASD, 10.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEW? BRelaved fin ‘Le Debarquesiont eh France.” Sie. fo S08. fron someon, aff Stations, The Savoy Hotel, London, Topical Talk. S.8. from London, Sw. to afl Stations, 7.20. —Afusien! Interluds, S25, ho ak Staten Lodcul Neaws, 11... Close own, tacept: Belfast. 10.3.—THE BAVOY BANDE. =. JFom P4e.— Me 60. A. ELGIE: ‘The ‘Moods al SIT BIRMINGHAM. 479 M. (anton. CO Metecr.” Ait, Ae oll Sikes, si aul, —t "Levee a Wh. 3.45:--The -Btation Pianeforie Quintet, Eletuler, Chamber Music and Poetry. 4.45.— Afternoon Topiee Gorden SWA . CARDIFF. 353 M. “WWeel-eod Jamie" (5). Mary Preotidin St ftecofier Stetarns. 12.30-100.—Loneli-time Minit from the Carlton (Contralie), BEATRICE HARRISON Reqiauramt, £.15.—CHILDREN'S OORN ER, (Solo Vinlancello}. 3.04.50, RONALD CHIVERS (Baribon). 6.0-6.5.—CUhildren’s Eethera. THE STATION ORCHESTRA : IRENE SUA ARRER 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. (Solo Franofortey. Leadet, LEONARD BUSPFIELD, a0. DEATRICE HARRISON, S.A. tteLowa, if HE GHCOHESTEHA, Market Pricés for Farmers, So, [ron i* Strabande* yeeeeee Handed Overture, * Oberon” . ius. Wedesy hdl on. t RON ALT HIVERS, © Pavane ; vee, SE Sedna Ti3n—AL, STEPHAN + French Talk, S.f. A Song Without “Wy,site trom Condon, "Like: te the Dariosk Base 3.5. Blapar Weatefsentiack render * Oniway, Awake, Boloved “Osterge Tayler Too: —Mosical Interlade. 3.8. fromJondon. " Arleqain a. cea Popper * Maire, My rtrd: a Greorge Aihen §.75.—Headings from ‘1st bh t‘enturyy Poetry, by 7.40 —My. J. oH. ELGTED SA trom. Eondon: THE STATION ORCHESTRA, THE ORC HESTRA. LOLO WILLTAMs, MIDDLETON WOODS. [Entertainer). ' Three English Daniiose unter oad. LRENE SCHARRER, VILLIAM MACKEADY.....} ‘« Petite Saite" .... . Debussy Sonata in DB Fiat Minor, Op. 35....., Chopia (Players) EDNA GODFREY-TURNER)}"** En Bateaa; C petageserent; Ballet. Grave;Doppio Movinenia; Scherzo% Mainly Humorous Items. RON ALD CHIVERS, Marche Fiunélipe : Firtale -Presin. B.0: T HE. ORCHESTRA. oi Pleading 1 seek sate £44. BEATRICE HARRISON and Overtore, ““ Martha ™., een Weer | ' Pha [aWreag Heswhe i , Pehove nak iy IRENE SCH ARRER. MIDDLETON WOODS, “Droop Not, Young Laver MF ecg Handel Sonata for Violoneello and Piano in E “The Autobiography of THE ORCHESTRA. bing Che Roeees aveeedas ane tre ay a one “Where the Rainbow Ends" ..... Guslivr There's Wo Fool Like Martyn Herbert * Rainbow Land" '' Willo’ the Wisp ra “ Radio Radiance.” * Rosamund "+ " Paary Frolic *'; fist Edition, | an (4d Fook" ...... 5.. A Revue in Fifteen Beans, “Them Fluma"™ ;. " Goblin Forest."" Su. to ofthe: Stations. THE ORCHESTRA. RONALD CHIVERS, Selection, “ Monsieur Beavesire ™ Messager The Bean Be cece ete eees Haydn aod Played hy Fox trot, “Come -a Littl Closer ™ ("On * The Bin Gi ea Wet. teas A COMPANY OF WEST-END ARTISTS, With the: Dance "") . . ano “When All the World ia Young” Tncloding MIDDLETON “WOODS. A. Herbert Brewer TOMMY HANDLEY: rt* Advieaon Cricket ™ ... Widdleton Wools THE ORCHESTHA. EDDIE MORRIS; * The Merchant of Venice; as Seenby io Procetsitn of the Grail (" Parsifal™) Wegner JAMES WHICH AM: EOTHONGE oi... jenteee tenes A nonyerons March. “* The London Seottiah ,.. Afainea IRIS. WHITE; “ Redeeming Features” “Martyn Herbert 5.0.—5WVaA'S "FIVE-OCLOCKS "+: Wiss SOPHIE FORREST ; THE ORCH ESTRA. Eleanore Vachell, FOLE.,. Member of wha VIOLET PARRY: Vale, * The Lady of the Rose” ... filtert Botanical Exchange Club of the British JEAN ALLISTONE., 9.0. Scenes from Famous Plays. Tales. on" Wald) Ptavwars." and * CAMILLE" £.3.-—-CHILDAEN'S CORNER. DANCING CHORUS, i Danmas), 6.5:—* The Letter Box."' Bookhy Jack Hellier. Georges Duval -.. WOLLIAM MAUCHKEADY 6.15-6.30 —"Teens' Corner: "" Wild Birds of the Popular Musical Numbers. Marguente .. EDN A GODPREY-TURNER Month,” hy Mr. H. Morrey Salmon. Directed ly “ RICHELIEY™ = 7.0:—-WEATHER FORECAST and NEVWE. JAMES LESTER and I. E. JEFFREY. (tation). — : Sd. from Londan, Beam 1.—Intreduction of Cast, Ful] Com- The Cardinal ... WILLIAM MACREADY Market Prices for Farmers. 5.8. from Eou- pany. Jali¢ acc. EDNA GODFREY-TCRNER Beam 2.—Opening Chorus, Dancing Badio France: .,....::.. WILLIAM MACREADY on. Chorus; ’ THE THREE MUSKETEERS" 7.15—M. STEPHAN, French Talk. Sif. from Beam 3.—Comedy ‘Shit, ©“ Strangers,” Dinas), Tondo, Jean Aliigtens: and James Wlizheam. TY Ariagnan 2... WILLIAM MACREADY 7.30.—Musical Interlude, 8.9. from. London, Beam 4,—Number, “When Desnecing,” Constance... KONA GODEFREY-TURN ER 7.40.—Mr. J. H. ELGIE, 8.8. from London. eee Forest ond Dancing Radio “EAST LYNNE" £0.-CHAMBER MUSIC. AND POETRY. Chorus. ( Wiaed). aL. from Foneon. Beam 5.—Comedy Skit, “ Suite 25," Eddie Archibakl Carivie WILLLAM MACKEARY £0:—"RADIO RADLANCE.” S.8, from Doaton, ; Moris and Janes Whigham. Lady Isshel- EDN A GODFREY-TUBNER Beam 6.-—"' Plaything Now,” Jean Allistons. 10.0—WEATHER FORECAST und NEWS. 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Beam 7.—Comedy Skit, “ The Beason,’ &,8. from London. SB. from London, Eddie. Morrie and Jares Whigham, Topical Talk> 4.8, frem Dendon. Topical Talk, 5.0, from Eondom. Tommy Hamdley and dean Allictone. Local News, Local: News, Beam §—Tro, ‘Wither ot Not,"Eddie 10.30—THE EAVOY BANDS. &.2. from 1:30—THE SAVOY TANDS.. 8.2. from Morris, Tommy Handleyand James Londen. Jeomnion, 11.30: —Close down. Whigham. 11.3.Close down. —.

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22Y MANCHESTER. 278 M. “Tl Have Twelve Oxen™ 2... 0O07 talena 33. THE OHC IES’IRA. 13,.30-12.30.—Concert of Gramophone Records, “When the Swallows Homeward Fly" Ave, Maris Stee siiscrisciisets Grieg White Woabee, Op BNO. ev cc eaasserencasale Sonvil trey by the “ 2a¥ " ‘Quartet. Madge #)30.—Coricert “Tet Us Forget" ., cecueetisnee ee Valse Chevaleresque,."’ Op. 06 .., Aiiefius Norman (Soprano). Aflernoon Talk, "TI Lave tho Joe “Tit Danee i 10.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS 5: 30, —Children’s Letters. Sui. fram Donrdon. £.46-6.30.—-CHILDREN'S CORNER. Walford Bartes oa Hope, the Hornblower @ 2 f¢in frefand Topical Talk. 6.8, from: London, 0EATAER FORECAST and NEWS. Lock News. M arket Prices for Farmers, 8.8. from Lon- The Late: Piayer ss ciceseeees PL Alfitsen 1040.—THE SAVOY BANDS: aon. " Bone of the Road Pe te G. aenthon 11.30;—Close down, 7.156—M. STEPILAN, French Talk, &.2, from a The Baupnju Bone A whe : a s, ff anver “ Onaway, Awake, Beloved " Re rh106 ie 5SC GLASGOW. 422 M Ta.—Miusical Tniérlude, 8.0 from London, Fredene Cowen 140), Akha Lonunby Counce —Apgrienttural £320.—CHAMBER MUSIC. 4.8. from Lou- #.00.—The WirelessQuartet. Won McKnight fouletin, dan. {Soprana). Rlusical Comedy. 9.0—"RADIO. BADIANCE." 6.8. from ty THE QUARTET. CRACK GORDON [Hoprana}, Jiomien, Overture, “ Nachilager in Granada ™ durentzes FRED FE Dw ARDS (Light Comedian), 10.0:—WEATHER FORECAST and KREWS. Selection, “ Martha "' pee OS THE “ 22Y " ORCHESTRA, Topiral- Talk. o.8. from London, CONSTANCE [ZAARD Loral News. B50), NAN Me KNIGH’if, “The Shaits of Cupid” ..:0P.8, Ficteher (interludes-on the: Violin}. 10.3.—THE SAVOY DAN DS, 8.0, THE ORCHESTRA, “The Love Wandering -" 1140.—C lose down. BGechion, "The Cinenin Bitar!’ va) Gade 4.0. THE QUARTEY,AT he nady-Freser GRACE GOREN, 4.25. NAN McKNIGHT, "The Deodar (A Country| 2BD ABERDEEN. 455 M. Marky cca, re teteiee 4:30,—=Talk and Music. Afonchton 3.20 5.0,—BDavid'’s. Dance Teta Ruth: Donald 0.0-3,45,—-CHILDREN SS CORNER, Weekly me ety from Amerpeer ("The (Soprane), Fishing Kews: Bulletin. Stamp: Chat-by Uncle Phil, Listen for Quaker Girl spices Afternoon Topic: The Muarchioness of the Competitions. Petar ees . Daniderff Aberdeen and ‘Temair on “ The Resulte of 6.55.—-Weatlior Forecwst fag Furcniepe: 8.25 _approx.). FRE i EDWARDS, the Reoent Com erente ofthe Interna tonal 7.0.__WEATHER FOREGAST ond. EWS, “My Motter"" (" The Arcadians.*’) Cotnelaf Womernat Washington.’ Murket’ Prices: for Farmers. 3.2. from Wionckton and Tatbal 530-60CHILDRESS 'S CORKER: Auntie Jrae, ' Peace; Peace (" A Country Girl *') Barrie, " Tales with Music—{3) A. Waon- 7.15.—M. STEFHAN, French Talk, 8.8. fran AfoneDion derful Ride,"' Fondon. : JHE ORCHESTRA, 6.30.—Fishing News Bulletin. Btendimnon's 7:25.—Local News: Beloetion, " Princess Caprica"... Leo Fall Symphony Orchestra, relayed from the T.20.—Mosicnl Toterlade,. Sf. from Toandan. B.45 {aperox: |. Inberlnds,

Electric’ Theatre; ac 40-7.55—Mr. We WW A. DINSMORE, CONSTANCE TIZARD. T.o—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. orete lieg. FE alle: Rinne ie, paneeroAPeanler Melody and Mirth. eG s+ pees cen ccna veritas ss, Ariiimes Matket Prices for Farmers. 8.0. from Loman, AOR, fo Dinwdee. rrere basuke sh genbdhhaimapatmnnss “Wienivcabi 7.15—M. STEPHAN; French Tol, 6.2. THE STATION ORCHESTRA : THE ORCHESTRA, Conducted: liv Selection, ‘* A Runaway Girl ™ rn enaon, 7T.20.—Musical Tnterlade, 5:8, from Dondon, HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS. Corl onl Monckton MURIEL. WHITE. (Pianist. Entertamer) 6.10 japprox.) GRACE GORDON, 7.4—Mr.. JAMES CHRERISTIEON,.. .E., GEORGE HUTCHINSON “A Pink on from Peter", (" Miss Hook F.5.A. {Scot}, on “' Historical Scottish (Humorous Kendert, ot Hable) ae ea Fudena Parases. ft THE GEASG0W AMATEUR "My Hero” ( “The ‘Chocolate Béldiar **} Scandinavian Night. CONCERTINA TARD: Alranws THELMA FPETERSEN i Mazro-Boprana). Conducted ley “Two Litth Sansagea”* (‘The Girk of ALEXANDER MeCREDIE: (Tenar), FORERT G. McWIitan. bea sions ape ia Monelion eexb edbhs THE WIRELESS OCH EST HA, HO, THE ORCHESTA. FRED EDWARDS, Belection, “ Taite Tip . drake Again '' (“ Gipsy Love") Dehor f.0. THE ORCHESTRA, “Home “Suite Ancenne,” Op. Sb- s.. talrorscn B48. MURIEL WwW HITE. “* Joy Bells '*'{" The Marriage Market *’) “Keep Up Your Pecker 1. Jacobi f20), THELMA. PETERSER. TD Gike the Little cee ic} i ENiete B.o0 |EADIEONJ THE ORCHESTRA. *“Eg ser dec ut for GHERBFM EEane 8 Aapets Fjeldsang * aie Folk Your Chin Selection, " The Geisha"? (By reqnest) " Back to the St aril hz Eisinb’? ve realy Ss, wanes " Pasi pas Heougje eS OO Bangs. } Til Ole Ball" Neigsiger Li'l Cannibal Coon" _.. nae KODE Titerlada. 8.30. THE ORC HESTRA. CONSTANCE TZARD. 8.35. ALEX ANDER1‘McCREDIE. “ Homevard Bound ' Breite Fe rpne geen re ee Tha rleny mG’ Thais th: Lickattlate Afaezenel 5 Meditation MAtterwarda 2.25 er March: Serenade: Sketch, os ipaeis ceecevuee: APG \. f rte voit "To the Mount:wing = : Hulfdan Ajerulf - " Melodie " and“ Valse: Mignonne*' " Betnes de la (Saari** facioecun aren Hubay “In the Night *" Mogzhooraiy THE ORCHESTRA. B48. MURIEL WwW HITE. Selection, * To-Night's the Night" Hubens 5.48. THE ORC HES"TRA. "T Didn't ‘Ark Lart ™ " Ticrney fF ORECAST and NEWS. ‘Fest Polonaise,” Op: 12°, Frendern 10.0.—WEATHER: "They Never Leave You ‘Alone. Ti! They Topics) Talk, 8.8. from London. Violin Solo, “ Roniance,"’ Op. 7G, No. 2 Get: Tow ...; 2 ee, right Local News. = Sifeltia “You Really Weedn't Bother. ‘Any Mare“ 10-3:—THE BAVOY BANDA. (Saloist, THEODORE CROZTER.) Peusn 11.30.—Close down. 0.5. THELMA FETERSEX. PEE EN acs ce canes ene tan odd oe aine fioaze 5NO NEWCASTLE. 403 M. * Drude foeden i Har 9.0. THE CONCERTINA BAND, J. W. danger"... ce Overtare, “Light Cavalry ....2..:..,: Sarit 11.30. 30.—Susan Priggs (Contralto}), fiattitan Ayerul} = Sowerby ( C e l l o ) . ul Fjelds cuero r Byg: Belection, “ Coppélia "yc. c.. tc. Deélibea

—_ den * fives 3 4, 0.—Téea-Time Mitzic irom Coxon's New Gal- “Savoy Beattish Medley" Dehroy-Sonera lery Healaurant, " Prinsassen " §.20. GEORGE HUTCHINSON, "God Morgen" ....: t EB. Grieg 6.0.—Aiternoon Topics. A, E. Rogers, (Bari- " Mere. Doll on Paris Gowns” .. Hamilton 9.30). ALES!\XDER“Me REDIE. " Boatch Hospitality ™...... rc0oa Forayta tome): 2 ponret ed iT air acne renin salle Pea ae rare oo. THE CONCERTINA RAND: B.30,—C LEBE? “The Bow of the Golden= EF jerulf 6. 10-6, 3,—Musica nterlade : March, “London Pride”" .2.. Afoorkawre FORECAST and NEWS, ER pence eeeehrerenesdiiine pes, Euphonium §olo, “I Passed by Your 70—WEATHER EVE acceirstrrrevrecsrvieehnmearans Sinding SB from Londen, Wriite Ai, Brake Sf. from (Soloist, JAMES GORHAM.) Market Prieos for Farmers. a)tttteeterented dB] Landen, "Savoy American Medley" DebroySomers 715.—M. STEPHAN. French Talk. &.2. CHAPPELL Ale Varia," Brentideccs immer from London, and. 0.50. CEORGE HUTCHIS8OnN. “Love: ond) Marriage: pices cen (rt, Wella 7.30,—Musical Interlude. 8.8. from Fondon. WEBER 7.40,—Mr. J. H. ELGIE. 84.2. from London. Wee Jolinnie Paterson "" ... Go Sfercenacm pianos are in use at the 10.0.—WRATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 6.0. BONG RECITAL by TOPLISS GREEN. Various stations of the - Topical Talk, 8.7. from London, “Bright is the Ring of Words” B.B.C. 10.30.—THE SAVOY BANTS. 7 Vaughan Williams [eegepee Le] 11.40: —Close dawn. ‘

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The Sothern "8.2."anaesit istics in these prprograme THE OR HES TRA. « Nobody Knows the Trouble I've tened. a Simultaneous Grogdcast trem the vation men- ‘ Moouldye tet Ijance “" .. eegve Ee Been 10-0.——TIME- SGN AL FROM GREENW iGH. "Sometime: Io Feel Like a Motheriees The High-Power (Daventry) Pro- Chyid.” gramme will be found on page 231. WEATHER FORECAST (‘andl 2ND GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN, 4.8. faa, KRLINTON SHEPHERD 2LO LONDON. 365 M- foal Stations, “ Don*t Hurry” & _, Sende ran Lota Nawe. ‘Bool of Mine" the! Heras 1.0-2.0.—Time Signal from Greenwich, Lane Li- [ Think " Pier, aeeens time Matic at the Hotel Metropole. 1O.15. THE ORCHESTRA. 10.0-11.15.—Progrmmme 3.8. from Bondon, 4.0.—" The Five Ages of Story-Yelling "' (3), Selection,: *' fin With the Dance by Una Broadbent, M.A. eer ard ie & area 4.10.—Afore relayed Trom the Capital Theatre, Si. fo offier Stations ‘(BM BOURNEMOUTH. 386 M. Haymarket, 11,.30-12.0.-—airchestra, relayed from the Bongos l023.—Topical Talk, 8.8. ta other Stations: §.0,.—Anm Hour's Dance Minsic. low. Café, Son thanupiom, Muvreal Diner. 6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Danton Music Lo.40. Excerpts: front tor, Arthur Pickett, “The Chinmey-Pot Gnome.’ “A “ F r i p 6.45.— Talk on “" Pottery, © iy Hachel Peninetth, with an Engine-Driver," by Cecil J. “By the Way.” Relaysd fram Orehesiin, relayed from. the Electria Allen Theatre, Sireiéal Ddrectar, BD. 0. Hirieintil Ti E Ape lr Theatre, Leatilon, 6.80.—Childten’s Letters. 6.15. — A ILDRES*5caer : Dnele Jacks 6.40, —Mrsical Intertude; JACK. AU LHERT. CICELY (OU RTNEIDGE, Fai ry Leapthal nik. 7.0—TIME SIGNAL FROM BIG. BEN, 5.45-6.0.—Children’s eee And "CHTVUPVSLEEY WEATHER FORECAST and IST (EN. 6.30.—Masical Interinde, ERAL NEWS EULLETIN, &§.6. to all SA te aff Stations, L.0.—_ WEATHER. FORECAST ond SNEWS: Ataf rons, 11.15,—Chese dewn, Soe. Prank Fao, i, A, ATRINSON : " Seen on the Sereen,"" i A. ATHKINBON, =: fren Jondan, SA fe all Stati, olT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. ‘head Alitetealcabevlitde,. Sof:fren darndtern. T.25,— Musical Interlude. SA. fa afl Stafrene. 7.40.-—-Talk by FLORENCE GREG :°*" Hawai- 7.40.—Ministry of Agricalture Talk, Mr, W. A. 44%, —The Lovells Picture Heog Orchestra, jay “Isles ™ (dh, STEWART :°“" The jréeding tim: Man 4.45.— Afternoon Da ia a: = Bon Ton: a Agement cf Pigs." SG fo eller : Modes de Paris, Airjorie Haverd Sterna, [Sop rane }, Artistic and Varied. a WINITFRED ABUSET (Soprancl,. £.15.—(CHILBREN'S CORNER GLADYS DAMES: (Contralto), Orchestral Solos. 6.020;5.— Children’s Letters; BERT KELLAW At (Teno }. ROSEMOND AND CLAPHAM 7i0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. HARRY NGTINGALE (Hur Lica (Negro Entertaimers}. ie Jrom Jiendon. NORMAN, FRANKLIN. (Pianoforie}. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, i A. ATKINSON. S18. from Eondon, WILLEAM: ALY ¥ N {Pianoforte -ard- Flatet. Hi. THE ORCHESTEA. 7.25,— Musical Interlude, S.A. from Londen, THE WIRELESS DU RCHESTRA: Suheve, “ Phe Bitomimer’s Birthday *" 7.40,—Mr. -W. LESLIE CARTER (Membor of eae Depaty Conductor, T. CON WAY-BROWT. the Egyptian. Exploration forety) : “The 0, THE CORCHESTEA, iSolaist, W, ROUSHFORTH.| Egyptian Middle Kingdom (10th—ldih Doct for Two Violins, * Two Littl Com- Overtare, “* Poet and Peasant" ...... Sapyed Dynneties}. Overture, '* Raynionel catecere DOO Eee Gaeceoestbtecsdtcucdecuuerias , Fangry (Solpints, 8 KNEALE RELLEY anil Variety. 6.30, SONG CYCEE.. ‘PETER PAN" ERNEST RUTLEDGE| GRACE GORTIN (Sopra). ROSEMUND and CLAPHAM. lin fee chia, KRGINTON SHEPHERD | Baritone). WINIFRED ASCOTT; “ Slurhght Baw, CONSTANCE TIZARD (Solo. Violin}. GLADYS JAMES, “ Tig Bad Bill is Aweet William Now. JEAN PAUWLE: »...... ) (Syncopated THE ORCHESTIEEA, LEONIE LASCELLES,..{ Duets). KERT KRELEAWAY, HARRY KEGHTISNGALE. Cornet Bolo, “ The Lost Chord " Safficen £0, JEAN PAULE and (Solsist, CHARLES LEGGETT.) LEONIE. BbASCELLES. 0.0. Recital Ficeolo Sola, “Tie Wren “ ... amare * Tell All-the Werld " Péaytr ond Paracas (Pisnoforte and Flute. (Solovst, FRAASAK ALMGILL: | “Is There Anybody Here?" . Medfey NORMAN FRANELIN {Pian KOSEMUNE and CLAPHAM, OC penn dk Dieene aeel Path ae t: Conte in B Flat Minor ...... Afedtuer “TT See You in My Dreams,” "You Bow Me Alalin "' 25h. Ayer Five. Preludes fram Op Des “ Hard-Hearted Hannah." Rhapsodie Bongroise, Bay Tec > Easei B10. ORAC E GORDON. *Dkulele Lady.” WILLIAM ALWYN (Flutie). THE ORCHESTRA. : Barbie nis AyapPpy Day * a Borietah ite EMG ic ciivescwesenesctcc, erm Trombone Soto, “* Lend Me Your Aid™ Jones and fhak eer FOOTE ctl ckecseceangeseeesicepeces SOOnIEE- SHES tronnod ‘Under the Deodar'’*” (“A Country Walse-Caprice ..... trea Faoaiel Word (Soloist, FRANK TAYLOR.) ay Sy sen Sahin latent Be Monebtan NOHMAN TRANELIN jab the Pisani, “ Guifrom America’ (" The Quaker Scherzo, ‘ The: Jolly’ Musicians." Wwsrat WILLIAM ALWYN and (Including Variations for Violin, Piccolo, Girl” evtviesyase JGen NOLALAN FRAN KLIN, Cornet, Trombone and Clarinet.) BS. ieONSTANC£ IZARD. Teo Pianos, ™ Night.” Ronaia m4) Minor ...:.. lseiides TE " Quatre Danges “* Pudlenria HORIS VANE (Sopranc). rR Ae gheeae Beek Rourrée; Gigue: Favane; Passe-pied. LAFFITTE (Solo Pianeforte). isavolie Bae,ave ator 9.45. THE ORCHESTRA. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. 6.40. KLINTON SHEPHERD. "Fs eae Baile i weak RLF + Dance af ihn Reespee‘Dance ofthe My Little Lad ™ won. Perey Eliott Pansies “s* Dance of the Daisies.” 9.0. THE ORCHESTRA. “The Lute Player wou... atlitien 10.0:11.15.—Programme aA Frew Senate, Tutermezzo, “' In the Moonlight " Aefelhey "The Brightest Day ” .... Easthope Martin DORIS VANE 6.50. JEAN PAULE. and (with Orchestra. 5WA CARDIFF. 353 M. RE Nigh so ccscie veev Lendon Ronald LEONIE LASCELLES. © Womeler ing” oo sssenapses cars fergartt Bell 11.50-12.3).—The Eiand of the Queen's Royal LAFFITTE. Regiment, relayed from the Institution Nocturne in C Minor, Op, a6, | Them: Wieré: Dee scececscaes ttatlatly PAs jaiecne-cepieetneke ss'siwny ortiweeee ses Chopin " Far Away From. London"...... Alfyn Gardens, Bath. '“ Nohody Knows What a Hed-Headed ath——The Station Trio: Frank Thomas (Violin), Ballade in F Minor, No, @ 2... Frank Whitnall (Violoncello), VWera Me- THE ORCHESTRA. Mami Con Bo”cc. ite andDubin G0. GRACE JGORDON, Comb Thomas (Piana), Waltz, “ Moonlight on the Rhine” Fofteted? " They All Follow Me™ (“ The Delle of 4:0,—Tesatime Music from the Corlion Realaur- TReteee ca Kerker amt. 9.30. DORIS VANE. 5O—'SWA'SE™ “ FIVE.-O'CLOCKE.” MRgnkconsi cittree Rimeky-Koreakor " The une Canal"(“Miss Hook -of “ Tho Wayfarer’s Night Song “ Heiland ' aie Jtubenma 4.30:—CHILDREN'S. CORNER. Easthope Martin " he Whe ‘ Mil atts: Daughter "(Three 6.5.—" The Letter Box.” “ Nightfall at Sea "' .. Montague Paéditips DirttheWd cee cee Pulena 6,15-6.00.—'"Teens' Corner: " Tennis,” ty Capt LAFFeeeee 6.35, CONSTANCE.“TZARD. W. H. Evans. S.3. from Siasren. “Clair de Lune "* ovbiavinee Dtbyaay 7anon Meditation oc. . Catttnet-Are iste 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. we ed PRR cape hasstaacsaiacticnk Ainten Value in “A. . BraheHocketvin S58, fram: Londien, "Lisle Jaypee eecese esDetuary Two Negia St irituals . arr. Cameron-White G A. ATKINSON, 5.8. frem Lindon,

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4 an be Tours Bw lla Ske, FS Fire 1 ies 14 BE ae FB- nae Cet ee AST and NEW 5. “Great. Littl Army w+. Alford Dance: Daria i SB, from Landon, March, Bivedliee: Tichvuntic 8.40. MURIEL WHITE. Da te Mines; Ucssamer |. &. A. ATKINSON, oS.2. from London, Oo. Wines:Mgt} Love4s eee 7.25.—Musical Tntertnds, Sif from Benda, "Millions (of Dibern tists eeyesaus C r i c w i h e r : Steneg “fre sassnl W. AL STEWART. S§.8. from “You Really Needn't Bother Any More” “ The Merchant ef Venice" ch, : Pena (Slskeepeare). A W i e n s : T e e * ON C h a t h scccarednsceerinies Roe “ Mother Wouldn't Like That" Gollatly Adapted ‘ s a l Ditestedl G from = DONALD DAVIES 7 L a n d ' s End to John o° Groats. S.. _ THE ORCHESTRA. Concert Valse,“ The Magic Waltz." Straus Scene 1—The Bargain. on PUYMOE TH, Scene 2,—The Match. ree CaARDIFE. i TIRMINGHAM, : , en Programme. 8,00. scene 3—The Pisaster NORWELL McI Lit RAY [Baritone Soene AThs Ohi, TeHOes 8.45. Ad ANCHESTER., Past | uy : oO, LEEDS- BRADFORD, DOUFTON SCOTT (Braid Scots Hurmoerist), Pronkie: f a z aieteanssuish LILIAN MILLS 22°. G L ASGOW. aetree eer ene testes ila| oem MATEL TAIT L DUNDEE, | #0, THE ORCHESTRA, Antonia ...... RICHARD BAREON o.45. : ATERDEEN, Funtasia: on Boottish “Ans *...4. Mulder EVANS 10.0:11.15.—Programme 8.8. from London. 9 . 1 0 . NORWELL MeGILLIVRAY. B a sAHMND s i t t i n , ereercssrreeieee SIDNEYLVOR MADDOX “An Eriskay Love Lilt” oy riniee of Weorneon 20.22: HORACE AVE ZBD ABERDEEN. 495 M. vi Heareie ae Lament” | Aennedy-Fposer ee of Vente... MALS “LM WATSON 350-5.0. The Wireless Orchestra. Clita Broce " Kishmul'’s Galley" ..... | abel: phactiatan esd Meyoavice CaenOr F i s h i n g News Bulletin, 920. DUFTON SCOTT will E n t e r t a i n . T - 4 = 7 4 ie See a ta kid PM bk s Zz rk ‘Ee I n c i d e n t a l Music by 5.15 _CHILDREN'SCORNER : Saxopl oat, See eeea THE STATION ORCHESTRA, |" iedod By Ons Bert a + Tie WeeWeetains tae 10.0 11,15.—Programme aoe from Fondoan. 6,.0.—Cricket ‘Corner: Mr. t. -H. Wehater, On : m 2 sackBacktes “Thend * 100’Difference** ( 1 4 ) Between Making ‘25° “WK"A Man's a ae Man *te StephenacaBurnett 2zY MANCHESTER. 378 M. Surnene Advice Corner: ‘(Conducted by ee SION erent hegiltetanes May B.Sc hgticgl. 9.40. DUFTON, 6COLT will agam: Entertain, 1.15-2.0.—OrchestralState Café. Music, relayed from the Dast u t e d G.N o k eMunro, s , pe a e y 9.00), THE ORCHESTRA. 4.0.—Congert by the “"22¥ " Quartet. Pot 6.30,—Fishing News Bulletin. Steadman's Sym- "Celtic Rhapsody " c...stterccee Semkina aks Ryan Afterneonm Tall. ecg’Pnstra, relaved from the Elec. RRtrenE aee wid REWS. Fo ak, . HL t oak wel 5.90-6.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, 1.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. a iter ee 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. S.8. from London, sic Fianoforte Recital S.8, fram Eondon, Gi A. ATKINSON, S.A. from London, By. I n t e r l u d e . 8.8. from L o n d o n , PALERfe 7.25,—Mosical:__G.A. ATKINSON.Kalerlade..§8. . B , ffrom r o m London,Laie 1M7,25—Musical—The Rev. Dr, WALTERA,MURSELL, Andante and Variations a a =i -40.— Mrs, E. 5, ( thom The Work o “ Sommer Time Talks—(4)- The Humours ayan, 1T32— the International Laboar Office," of o Farm.” 4.8. to Dundee, (Continged in col. I, page 299.)

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| ROY. HENDERSONReminiscent.Bavitna Index to the Week7s Programmes. MIDDLETON WoOons (Entertainer). 8 (Contd) Page eaManag eet Teea ya 2 rh Paen ae | THE “ 22¥: " ORCHESTRA. I Aen TUCGAY: vesesersevereveretsens, S88 Satonday artteviescionetiers a02, & } 8 . 0 . THE ORCHESTRA. ae Sg T E A RCOW w e e SUMED densresensnnrsnncesens isl March, " Under the Double Eagle W a g n e r . Beldame c i c i a t e arevccatiaatec ae Penne tatersssscrreresseasece BAD + Poppies ee med en Teg eater iy ag ea Afaree Saturday sehaeeeaseenaweaeeee Eee Woseetay!e e t ek Taare eas peeaer ro “Li Mattchichy a e e e arabia eos uit ti Borel-Cilere HIGH-POWER 4..Whole Week seiseedeeeeesaeree Bl ‘Thursday Saacaiveatiekiee Sa “t ROY HENDERSON. ABERDEEN ...... Sunday sesseersrserereereere 28 Eres ae * Eleanore i eadccresenrcrres Cale ridge-Tayle ONGRY eedaedeshakeeurisswese, Mee MANCHESTE adhe haa eee ae et Mlndapescccscecocosesseesoeree’ Sad ' “fn Samer Time on Brédon"” Week 4 ahi Grafton Peel TMS cc ce Teco seat 4 ia aie 2a Torstay pacesecsereetesdenns Fridaycies as caaee ieee vaeeaaes 21,2 Wednesday siisseecseees so- Dr | eee"“Cnaway,WineAwake,O RBeloved C H E S T Ro.0.08 A . Cowen B E L F A S T ...... WholeWeek jcloicsiiccssacs 7 FeySoiscacaucisiiene a m e ) de z ing Neaah ne aaaUIee Afffs BIRMINGHA ce sea Srre tie eee aes ao 7 aturday CC bats x “Th the Shadows ABeaeeelg " inde cesstesarsnesnnseens pon REWCASTLE see SHBGAY vseeettareusesanivessses 2a Mt BASEL rtp oxetenfysennnts . Von Blon tert s a o s i n dani ate) ERE wendy Secssciseccciccos Zoe ; MIDDLETON WOODS, Para csoeerie: oa ednaetay teateeeenatsuatease Sar i Ten Minntes o f Short Stories and Anec- area at wpetessbereeserenee os fae octet coger ed TUtday qeeeeeeneeteeesagenns SVE Sabiircha aants cieitisareeenaes es 4 CURE aeicceracyTHEoo shawneeORCHESTRA.Middleton Woes BOURNEMOUTH. .Sunday ..-.+s0saesserevesersens 280 DUNDEE... ieeee | i V i p - T - Addy2 Ayo... esenceetieesenreces Fiynn Tuesday seseteeeseanansensanes a5 EDINBURGH....Codie aleve a e e a n a e e ATR. r hoeea's A Rag Picker’asie cog ceeBias fase es : TsayWednesdayssiscicicscsnescecees. rheaa8 MVWMPOSRAereesiscecrerstcccccrecrcorcettLEEDS-BRAOFOAD..SSMS ears snes e areneaeee ROY HENDERSON. ase teneeeeconsaisae og MOTTINGHAM ..0-s+.0assstsecenesssstersesresn c u t Sy 302 | "The Yeomen of Brigades German CARDIFF ...... 5 Sear sr eneensceviky s i n rRSeaes aan SHEFFIELD | tdeneaguevastensessetereraness ii Ont is Philadelphia ™ ...... 02... I Flainea rece tetoemeoeione BBS,oe ETOKE giessetsstanerstesasenesenesnueeranerses att "Riuthe C e H a r e r ™ jo...cch. . H a t t o n Ris cag ot RHEWEEEee Be

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Tha betters “5.0. printed in italics in those prepremimes lit—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH, 20:EATHER FORECAST and NEWS. signity a Simultaneous Brendexst from the ctalion men- WEATHER FORECAST and IND SUB. from Londorn, GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN, 4.8, Mr. HEN TRAVERS, EB. from ovo. The High-Power (Daventry) Fro- 7.25.—Mueical Interlude, SH. from Lomdlow, gramme will be found on page 281. fo olf Stators. Local Newa, 7.40,.—Mir. FL W. CHARDIN, S28) from London, 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. "'Ahavy ond Army."* 4,0—5.0,-—-Time Signal from, ireenwicls, ek 10.13, THE BAVOY ORPHEANE, STUART: ROBERTSON (Baritone). Picture of Malaya," baJohn Burnley, THE SAVOY HAVANA BAND, ETHEL. SMITH (Concertina), Coueert : The “300 " Oetet. Terres aed GIBSON WONG, Wateon (Soprane), Ernest Francis (Tenor), THE SELMA GAND, In Community Singing. Edwin Adeler (Mntertanver). Ralayed tron Astistod by £,.0,— CHILDREN'S QORNER : Mise by thie The Savoy Hotel, London. THE “(BM."' CHORUS. Octet. “ Who Hurt the Otter’: Gales 3 Se. to all Stations. ici" WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: Special Children's News, 2.0.—Cheas down. Deputy onductor: T., CONWAT BROWN. 6.20,— Children's Lethers, ED. “A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD 6.40,—Musieal Tnterhade, 7.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM Hi BEN. SIT BIRMINGHAM. 479M. IN A SAILING BHIP IN reso" WEATHER FORECAST ond ey 45, The DecameronDance Orchestra (Direc. {Part 3), GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. &._28. tion, Dan Carroll). Talayed from the hy Capt. Howard Jackeon. fo all Statins, Paluis de Daren, STUART ROBERTSON (Sen Songs and "The Hiimoure of ust Lite,’ by Mr. 4.45,- Afternoon Topica: Councillor Norman Palau C tars}. BREN TRAVERS... 5.8. fo al! Stations. Tiptatt, “Tho Reise Girl. ETHEL SMITH,

7:25,—Musiecal Interclode. S.A. io other Stations. §.15.—CHILDEREN'S CORNET: THE ORCHESTRA. Antic Phil a 7.40.—_Mr, FL WW. CHARDIN on Land's End,” anda Further Snooky Adventare, Capt: HOWARD JACK SON— Narrator. AW fo ether Siatinis, i.0-1.5.— Children's Letters, — = THE ORCHESTRA. Orchestra and Songs. 7.0.—WEATHER. FORECAST and NEWS. Fantasia, “A Cite on the Ocoan Wave ™ FRANKLYN KELSEY. | Baritone’, SAY frei Donelo i, Hinding

Mr. BEN TRAVERS. 8. from London, THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, a ay Musica) Interhnwte, &.. from. London. 8.30. Naval and Military Tattoo. B.4h, THE GRCAESTEA, i LE}, Mr. GORDON FLETCHER, “ Ramblea MASSED BANDS ““Warche Loraine... 25.5... s.- freerieie Overture, “The Jolly Robbers“... . Suppd inthe Midlands—{4)The Forest-of Arden,” fabri 250 [rest burner be}, Me) MALE VOICES, FRANELYN KELSEY, Light Symphony Programme. Relayed from Portsmouth. TRaaa aw blesses Maurice Besty §.40.—Mr. Gibson Young, Organising Directo aha cee peiten is Fric Coates Relayed fo “ SMX." ot the Community Bingers Ansocilrn

THE ORCHESTRA. In Commanity Singing, assiited by the Selection,“ L Pagliacei"".... Leoncavallo THE STATION SYMPHONY FRANKLYN KELSEY. “ORM Chorus: ORCHESTRA: 10.0-12.0.—Pregramme 3.8. from Louden. "On the Toach at Otahai™.... Barrie Condocted by JOSEPH. LEWIS. “Billy Boy(Bea thanty).... ar. Torry ROY HENDERSON (Baritone). SWA CARDIFF. 353 M. THE ORCHESTRA. HARRY FREEMAN (Solo Violin). 12.30-1,.30,—Luneh-time Afasie from the Curltas Waltz,“ Phiryne ood c eas De Aibeete NIGEL DALLAWAY (Solo Pianoforte), Heslourant, Selection, “* Philernion and Bayeris ™" (ep apel 6.0, TELE ORCHESTRA. 2.0—1: 31). —Tha Gane of t lee Ohaen "4 Royal 6.0. ‘Radio Radianes." Overtones, “The Hebrides .. Midetelaschn Regiment, relayed from the Inetitution Welsh "Rhapsody es (2nd Edition}. > Gernvnn Ginrdens, Bath. HARRY FREE MAAN, A Thevine im: Fifteen Beam. i.—" AWAt FIVE OCLOCKS.” "Geena dea: Gallet ioc calves de Herial Fayed by i.a0;—CHILBPREN 'S CORNER: ROY HENDE RSt YN, A COMPANYOF. WEST.ERD ARTISTS, 68-6, 15.—""Fhe Li eae Bax," "Don Juan's Beranadde* ") Tnchoding »Mehatkoveby 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, TOMMY HANDLEa "“"Ta the Forest ~ Hee okt 5.5, from Jando, * Serenumcbey "" ee ee EDDIE MORRIS, a Sehubert Mr. BEN TRAVERS. 5.8. from-London. +: The Erl King” 7.25.—Musical Interlude. 8.8. from Loudon. JAMES WHEE AS, THE. ORCGHESTHA. lkhis WHITE. 7.40.—Topieal Sports Talk by Mr. L. E. "The Two Pigeons " Messager SOPHIE FOREEST. Ballet Buite, WILLEAMS. VIOLET PARRY. Entoio dea Tziganes ; Scéne ct Pas cea Deux Pigeons: ‘Theme ond Warin. The Charm of Variety.—Vil. JEAN ALLISTONE GRACE GORDON (Sania all. tions; TDivertissement; DanseHon. And grcise ; Finale. CONSTANCE [“ZARD {Solo Violin). DANCING CHORES, HARRY FREEMAN, JEAN. PAULE | (yireapated Bookhy FEDSoie ne soc ei de sae sale ae Hauser LEONTE. LASCELLES/ Duettiste). JACK HELLIER NIGEL DALLAWAY BILLY FRANCIS } Popular Mosical Numbers, EDDIE WILLIAMSi { orale‘phere|. and QRCHESTERA. Thrected by THE STATION ORCHESTEA: Capriccio Brillante is. ecea se Afendelesoh.in JAMES LESTER ond KR. Eo TEFFREY. ROY HENDERSON. Lender: LEONARD BUSFIELD. 1. Introduction, “ Unmindfal of the Rosea * Coferidge-Taylor 8,0. THE -ORCHESTRA. 2. Opening Choria (Dancing Radice}. “Go Not, Happy Day...... :. Somervell enentions ° Sol wis SE pil . Sebee. Pasi it é. Comedy Bkit, “Piece to London *“ The Spring: is at the Door” B15." GRAC Fs GORDON, Bridge"(‘Tommy Handley, James se «Quilter “EchoSong" 4... is Bishop “To Doiee. eae: bee a Ts Whigham, Eddie Morris, Iris White, “Lo, Here the Gentle “Lark* signe. inhi gp ™ Tgoluel ™ gin Soa a ee Fau Bridie Joan Alliston. THE ORCHES'TRA. - oh CONETANCE. [ZARE. 4. Number, “Will I Do?” [ames Suite No. 1, * Peer Gynt... eee Grieg SOCA a ies wns aware Zee Handel Whigham and Dancing Radios), “Morning "; “ Antrea Danes "3" Tha 8.35. FEAS. PAULE and LEONIE LASCELLES. & Nomber, “Sorry, Quite All Right *' Death:of Ase“; * In the Hall of the (Iria: White). Mountain- Kings,”* “TH Take Him Back” ...James FL Monaco 6& Comedy Skit, “Dove.” pArthur 10.0.— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. “Ts There Anybody Here!" H. B. Hedley Chesney, dean Alfietone, Vidlet SB. froin London, “Nobaly Knows What a Red-Headed Parry, Iria’ White). ‘Lacal News, Man Lert (yen Dhe eee ae ithe. Pouateiee cine Foi Number, “ One Riss * (Jean Allistons), 10.14.—THE SAVOY BANDS. S.A. from B45. THE ORCHESTHA. : SacSeed Comedy Patter, “Shadow "* (Eddia Joan, as Caetano pleas eu bh “Thea Parade of the:Tin Soldiers" J cssel Morris). 12.0.-—Close down. Nomber, ‘" Oh, My, Yes? (Iris. White, oO. BILLY FRANCIS ond ee Jean Allistane, Violet Parry). EDDIE. WILLIAMS, 10. Comedy -Skit; “Settled (Tommy 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 336 M. In a Mixed Grill of Song, Duet oid Chatter. Handley, Iris White, Eddie Morris, 3.45.—Gardening Talk by Coorge Dance, 9.30. GRACE GORDON, Jean Altistone), F.BR.H.S. THE, ROYAL. BATH "Come Oat, Come Out, My Dears ™ 11; Number, ‘Memory Lane” (Tris HOTEL DANCE ORCHESTRA, re- Deseanr White, layed from King’s Hall Roome. Musical TT Love the Jocund Danco " ; 12. Number, ™ Florida “(Violet Parry}. Lirector, DAVID &. LIFF. Bidney Watford Dares 13. Comedy Skit, ‘Mother Said" (Juries Waller (Tenor). “When Thou Art Far"... Landon Ronald Whighem, Jean Allistone, Irie §,15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Songs and 5,40. CONSTANCE LAZARD. ‘= TA Evitles, Wiolet Parry}. Stories, ate, Wealth secaaas ae 14, Finwle, "" Timbuctoo " (Sophie Forrest 546-6.0.—Children’é: Lettera. Lullaby blu ae I Pree eee ea eee Brahma Musten! Interlude, Hungarian Denoe ant Full Company). t.90,

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E The letters "8.8."" printed in italics in thoeo ogramema’l ALAN MackELVI, Octot—Humour—Vocal. aenuty a Simultaneous Broadcast trom the tion, men “Touro Just Like Someone I Tred to WYNNE AJELLO (Soprano), tismed, POee tate ete ve4, MatcKelvia JOHN HENRY (Entertainer). 0.50, JEAN PAULE: ‘and THE. BAND, THE J. LH. BOULKRE CELESTE LEONIE LASCELLES. Onevatepe. OCT. "Tell-All the World“ Thoyer and Parsons The Policeman's Holiday " . 2.000 ieiag 5.0, THE Octet, "Far Away From London "'..Leslie Alleyn Lhe: Whistler and Hia Dog" .... Pryor Fantasia, = Paglince| Lge geben rate Teasearalle | “ Alabamy Bound "...... 22. Henderson ELEANOR LOSLAS, at The Bannie Ranke of Loh | 1 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, “The Kies ™ (“Tl Bacio) 230...Arditi omit *,c-.cki ee eee + rT, Cyl Sent t a = Sw0. frome Lendan, Local. News: ALAN MacKELy IN. “Comin Phre’ the ras 1.15.—THE SAVOY BANDS, Pa from “John William Enery Hos Gone Away'o 6.15, WYSE. AE: LLO, Lonmon, To-Day'e cic. eeee ces Ay DfocHeleia t Sepa sy elacace dk dina ute oe ro 12.0,—(lose down: THE BAND. (With Violin and “Cello Obblipats. | Le Ginton: "ohn: Peel oo oes ladneti “The Blackbird's Song” .....Cyril Seat 22Y MANGHESTER. 378 M. f 00—WERATHER FORECAST enc KEWS. AE aes Pea at bc egy det geen nie ta Torti $.15.—The Wincates Temperance Hand: Con- SG. Prone Londons Loril News, (With Violin Obbligate.) chctor, JY, Aloe. HRelayed from. the 10.15.—THE BAVOY BANDS. S.8. from "Lo, Here tho Gentle Lark... Biehop Municipal Garidemne, Southport. Jondan, (With Flute Obbligate.) 10.—hidney Prencergast (ass). 1?.0.—Close. down. Boa, JOHN HEBRERY wit §E‘tertain. 4.10.—The Winentes Temperance Band. 8.4L. THE OCTET. §,0,— Afternoon Talk. 5SNO NEWCASTLE. 403 M, Valen Pritlante, * Ninn"). 2. se. Waldteufet & 1s: —Childben*s —Letiers. Viohn- foie, * Fanst Fontasia " Wieniaesk: 4.1.—May Jobson (Contralio), Harry M, Fell h.30-6.15.—EHILDREN BR CORNER. (Soloist, MAYER GORDON.) 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. (Comet), The Stetion Tria: Conductor, v.38, WYSE AJELLO. Edward Clark. =ie Se from London. “Chanson Indove " .. Rinaky-Koreakor B—Tea-time Topics, Mr, BEN TRAVERS. 4.8. from London, Frederick Stevenson oe Ae Da ee ie gia ars ctgren Creden col 7.25,— Mision) Jiniterlude,- &.8, from London, (Raritone), (With Vietin, "Cello, aati Organ Obbligato.)\ £.20:—CHILDREN SE (CORNER. 140.—Sipe1 Fo BTACEY LINTOVTT: Weekly Wellmethe sa esse oreo ck dellequa Talkon Sport. th 1—Minieal Jmberlitle, “Spring borne ce ose aed e Pe ; i, do BA, Poultry Notes 22. JOHN HENEY will agein Entertain. 6.0. Dancers’ Memories Wight. 7.0.-—-WEATHER FORECAST and. NEWS. $1.30. THE OCTET. (With Vocal and Humorous Interludes.) 5.5: from Joos, ‘cleats Salo, “ Bhimencoliteter “roa Flaq Mr. BEN TRAVERS. 8.8. from £orton, “Where Ace Sou To-Night } ">... Conrad THE " OL.0 ‘TIMES ” 7.25.—Musical Interlude, 8.8. from dondon, * Muted Strings” acta (eo persue ae DANCE BAND. 740.—Mr, FW. CHARDIN. 5.8. fram London. Yiolonoello Bolo, | ' Fallaby os creeWh Freel ELEANOR. LOMAS (Soprano). Wioloneeclio solo,“ Dance of the Elves ” ‘' Homeward Bound."’ ALAN MacKELVIN (Hiimorist). Popper Chapter HI—** Home."" (Soloist, ALEC DRURY.) THE BAND, 8,0, COFFEE AKD LIQUEURS, Fantasia,“ Sobor de Ballet” 2. eoberiat Waltzes, : Six Minutes of Popular Song, (pers, ana : Peete eieae e eya dake EEL, we Burnes THE "SN0" REPERTORY COMPANY: Tone Poem, (fubens,, Puccini, Weer, “A Dream of Autumn” ("Senge d°Au- THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Shelia k Rie iW nieces hoe sa ikdaee atedal care Conductor, FEoer .RD CLARE, 10.0-12.0.—Progrannv SB. from Doradon. * AD ghey Jae at eeee ELEASGAH LiviAs, 8.00, AYARTEry BHOW., ooC GLASGOW. 422 M, * Come, Sareot Morning ae t= Wiens Aurore si

wl, Dns THE ORI THESTR,A An Hour of Melody. THE BAND, © Flarentiner: March" eo dene THE WIRELESS QUARTET. One-stop. WILL KNOWLE3 iEnbectoiier’. BEATRICE, LOMAX (Soprano), "Ohm the Mizsizai ppl Da LR ance Ceeee Thanks Very Auch hace tot Pore 3.00. THE QUARTET. “Robeet Ee DLiee eatieedess | “Lord larmn va. eatonand Lee Crrertiure, “Get Gut ond Ger Under "foes Peter £45, THELMA PETERSEN {Mezso-Sopranc), Betemiion, “*Tonn) tet? ane Lolensrin ALAN Wack RLY! i, Ra Week aweecvaveds Afatailion Phervty HW agner "The Oebimieti 7)... veers fy Moo elein fe Taner “Toga scars Vawghan Willian 3.00. REATRICE LOMAX. . TELE SAND: Love Ma or tobe ope caerscetan- Saeed maa May Alorning A eee ia aoe atk aa ka coe Fox-trots, " Cloudboata "... ..4 Veena » Dongs OTeorver “ Melicande in the Wood22. c.4.. foe ft "At tho Foex-Trot Ball” 2 carr. Hedstona “Uood Sommevisas Denys Cleaver 4.0), THE QUARTET. "Naughty, Nanghiv One Gerrard” ine 0.0, BYA TAY LOR {Solio Uomtertinis |, Selec oom, "he Ghee 5 ee ee wa Joues “lho: Broken hoe vceecet eae oe Selection, “The Daughter of the Reci- Eelertion, ““ In Adam's Paradis” .. Orbach ELEANOR LOMAS. RUA tard mc ete ack nicks, ee ae cate Rossini €.35. BEATRICE LOMA. “The Blackbirds: Song” .. Cyril Seolt PTIPTNE fice eas ead oats kiokerece Offerbach * As Thro’ the-Bireeia " wee.e... 2eeeeini THE HAND: Fantasia chan Old Trish Airs... “Binfleela * A Brown Bird Ringing < ass Herel Thane Lancers, "The Merry Witow ™ can ee 815, MURIEL WHAITH if ‘ont rad te Pianist). 4.30.—Music ard Talk, Hoamery Limeon ALAN MacKELyVIn. “My Word, Tm a Wonderful Girl” “The Modern Spinster, * Jolly Old Blackpool 2... 4. JWecitelwin Gellatly 6.0-—CHILDREN'S CORNER, THE. BAND. "4A Woman Costs Jess Than Man” Dew O.50.—Weether Porereast for Parner. Waltzes, © Taek to dhe Riarting Point.” 2. Gellatly 14t—WERATHER FORECAST and NEWS: * Meot Me To-Night in Dreamland ™ "Til Cannibal Goon” ....-.5. .. dtennett Sot. Jen Lovrdas. Predeorn o.00.—"RADIO BADIANGE,;" 5.8, Jrom ie. BEN TRAVERS, SB. from Leadon, Beppebe siccaeacran eee Grodin Landan, 7.25. —— Loon Neves, "Venus 0 Forth Seccecsceras aoineka 10.0:.—WRATHER. FORECAST sand NEWS. 7,00), MAaancal Tnterhide: iScA. froin doa don, ELEANOR LOMAS. fo, from Joenden, "40 Tet,O--UlnegowBadia Society Talk. “When, Geli: Bingeoo... rank 2... dor Local News, Popular Choruses and Dancer. THE BAND, IQ153—THE SAVOY BANDS. 8.3. from THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Liyve-al ois, Joadan, Conducted by ISAACLOSOWSBEY. “All Aboard for Disie Land” 2... Cold 12.0.—C'lose clown, " Rverrvbody's Dome Ttvied sees Berlin DASIEL SEYMOUR (Tenors. “Way Down in Colon. Town” Heffnidin DASCE MUSIC ALAN MacK ELVIN. 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. from: Gleneagles Hote, “Tnidia’s AbwaveCalling Me " A. Meekelvin 3.00-3,0—The Wireless Orchesten. ALT. Wise 5.0. HPANIEL BEY MOUR THE BAND. tmnn (Baritone). Afternoon. Topica, nod THE ORCHESTRA. Fox-irota. 6.306. CHIL! REN'S CORRER, Wanderhast ": 'Gijpeay beady 3 Adorn. "The Black-Feyed Suscina.”" U.o0.—BStondinan's Bymphoiny Orehestin, re- fiom": Why Don't My Dream: Come “My Home in Tonnesses." iLed from the Electric Theatre, Trae ts" Dicl Tosti Rute His: Bowler "imGoing Back to Dixie oa. ender T.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Hat?" ; * Goautial PayDay"; * Miaoie LLEANGE Less. fw. from Danan, MeGhea-"+ "dust o Dream-of- “Yon, “Waltt Song” (‘Tom Jones") German Mr. BEN THAVERS. 58.5: from Condon. Dear"; Gh, Darling, Do Bay Yee"; THE BAND. 7.25,—Musieal Interhnle, (8.2. from-Lendon, Wier Onl Wiest in ianens "+. " Diift- “ Waltzes, 7 oyhis Week's: Iinborestsrng. Anniver:ary wort: “PU Take Her Back," SOAs aa. Dogan, Aight abd Eripel (Prepared li 2OAN SPAR ECE KIRK. 1.0.—DARCIE SCR, retested from G beneseles "Telilnh” ...) eae Se oA) 3 “The Birth of Weipolecny Hotel. S08. fo Aelfnes, a ming’ ah eee Froral oF Pehle onnparte, Aumuat 15th, 1768." 10.0 ea, Program hee &. Bi, Previa la: ii i:

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———_ A Musician's House of Dreams. THE DANE-TREE. By ALFRED NOYES. The Life and Work of Edward MacDowell. [This poem was written in honour of the ANYcomparisons might be made between point of eelf-effacement, we get an ‘insight official opening of tho Daventry Station, the lives and careers of MacDowell and jnto this hahit of mindby the confession and was broadcast during the inaugural Grieg, and if is a singular anehappy fact MacDowell made about thia dime. “1 had never Ceremony; | that these two menwho were sn sympathetically waked up to the idea,” he remarke, in éffect, Daventry calling. ... Dark and atill lied in mentality should have been the greatest “thet my compositions could be worthatudy The dead mon sleep, at the foot of the hill. of frends, although, as Grice wrote, it was by anyone. I would not have changed a note never their good fortune to shake hands, fi them: for untold pold, ond inside [had the The dark tree, set on the height by the Dane When one reads of MacDowell's life in.“ the greatestlove for them ; but theideathat anyone Stands like a sentry over the alain, house of dreams unteld,” the Ing cabm in the elec might take them seriously never occurred woods at Peterboro’, where most of his later fo omc," Bowing his head above their tomb music war composed, we are reminded of Grieg's Net long after, on the recommendation of Till the trumpet reods the acals of doom. lonely, anow-hound hut; the undisturbed happi- Liszt, MacDowell'a music was being published ness of MacDowell’s married life, the heroic by one of the greatest music pobliching houses Farth hag forgotten their ancient wars, devotion of his wife until the tragic end when his in Berlin, But the lonetree rises against the atars, brain gave way, remind us of that equally Inspired By = Poet. courageous helpmest of Criee's; amd, too, tho The next few yeara were divided between Whispering, “ Here in my heart I keep placid, contemplative mind of the American teaching and composition and, in 1884, when Afysteries, deep ae the world ts deep. —as tompared with the fire and thunder of a he was twenty-three, he returned to America Wagner or Beethoven—are reminiscent of the andwas married to hie former pupil, He visited “ Deeper far than the world ye knew Norwegian. Above all, both of them, MacDowell England on. hia wayback to Germany, where, Is the world through which ny coices ge... 7 and Grieg, had the firm, common bond of once he had settled down again, ho composed Seottish blood, bis firat work of real importance, hia symphonic

Daventry calling... . Wind and rain = Rapid Progress. poem, “Hamlet ond Ophelia.” This ho dedll- Against my voices fight in vain, MacDowell was on artish in more than the eated to Henry Irving and Ellen Terry, for it musical sense of the word Age boy at echool he was in consequence of a performance by them The world through which my messages fare mado a sketch of one of his teachers, who showed in Londen, which MacDowell had witnessed, Is not-of the earth, and not of the air. the work to.an eminent painter, Much impressed, that the idea and inspiration for the piece had the latter requested the boy's mother to allow come to him. When the black hurricane rides without, her eon to undergo a three-years’ course of Before he was twenty-coven he had also com- My least melodies quell its shout, training in drawing, and was disappointed when Bleted the other work which can rankwith other counsels prevailed. We have an example ” Hamlet ”"—"Lanselot and: Hiaine,” also a My mirth and music, jest and song, of MacDowell's power with the pen in hie-drawing eVymiiphonie poem, composed af Wieabaden, in Shall through the very thunders throng. of List, with whom he-struck up a friendship 1880, Under the tith, MacDowell indicates the during his years of study in Europe. source of inspiration—™ After Tennyson.” It You shall hear their lightest tone Edward Alexander MacDowellwas born in is known that MacDowell conceived his music Stealing through your walls of stone; New York, on December 18th,186], and in- to correspond, point by point, with certain herited from his father not only a Celtic definite happenings aa narrated by Tennyson, Till your lonehest valleys hear ancestry in Which Scottish and Irish blood were His Last Works. The far cathedral’s whispered prayer, minglel, bot a pronounced artistic impular, Leaving Germany for America for the last combined with a highly sensitive temperament, time, he bought a piece of land at. Peterboro', And thonghts that speed the world’s desire He began to take lewsona in the pianoforte in New Hampshire, and it was there he set up sirike to your heart beside your fire ; before he waa nine years ofage, and his progress his log cabin in which he was to write moatof during the next few years waa 20 marked that his later music in the intervals of carrying out And the mind of half the world hia mother took hin abroad and he became, the arduous duties involved in his professorship Is-in tach littl bese anfurled, in Parts, a fcllow-student of Debneey, of music at Colombia University—duties which A Visit to Europe. undoubtedly played a large part in the final Till Time and Space are a dwindling dream, And my true kingdomsround you gheam ; Tt wasa great adventure for him, this visit wearing down of the machinery of his brain. The beautifully simple piece, “From a Log to Europe which was to extend over a long And ye discern the thing ye oreve— period, andhe embraced his art with a. loving Cabin,” wasa product of this period. The words Lhat 1 go deeper than the grave ; vigour ond carnestuces that held promise ofa rin: great future for him. “A Thonse of dreams untold, Tt looks ont over the whispering tres-tops I, the sentinel: TI, the tree, From Paris the young musician proceeded to Whe bind all worlds in unity, Germany, where he continued hia studica, And face the setting «un.™ while his mother returned to America. He These were the lines that formed his epitaph: He died in New York after an So that, sitting around your hearth, was about nineteen when he met the girl who illness which Ye are at one with all on earth was to become his wife, and weare told that, at rade him, mentally, as a littl child. On a this period, “his keen and very blao eyes, lis hill-top they boried him, near to his “ honse of dreams,” R. B.S. MoMinaex. Daventry calling: memory, love, pink and white.skin, reddish moustache brushed The graves beneath, and the stars above, straight up in the prevalent German fashion, a raused him to be known os ‘the handsome A FEATURE programme at Plymouth on Friday, Even in my Inughter you shall hear American.”” Like himeelf, his wife was an Anguet 2let, will include an hour of Shakespeare The Power to whom the far is near, American, one of the pupils whom he taught in song and story, including excerpta from during the hours which he wring from his own Juhwe Caesar aml As Fou Like It, by Edwin All are in one circle bound, rigorously-defined course of study. Birch and Jan Shepherd, Mies May Burleigh Anil all that ever was lost ig found, = Fortuitious circumstances resulted in one of (soprano), supported by the Royal Trio, will his first, compositions. eantribute items from The Merchant of Venice Daventry calling... . Daventry calling. » «» Shy and Modust. Suite and incidental music to Neary FITS. Daventry calling... . Dark anal atl Securing © post av piano teacher at a * * + The tree of memory stands fike a seni. . + « cangervatory in «a neighbouring town,- he Os Tuesday, Auguat 18th, Bournemouth will Over theqraces on the oikeont Ale was forced, in consequence, to travel a great five a morming tranemission from 11.30 to 13.0, (Aq rights reserved.)

deal by train, being unwishful of giving up tha consisting of an Organ recital by Mr. Arthur te connections be had formed. During theee Marston, A.RC.O., relayed from the Royal Tre following promotions will take effect. on journeys he found the time and the inspiration Arcade, Boscombe, August 24th: Mr. EB, EL’ Nicolls, Director, to write his second ' Modern Suite.” w * = = Main Station, Manchester, to-head office stall, At this period he wasa voracious reader, BieMivogaM Station ia shortly beginning a London; Mr, E, ‘Liveing, Director, Helay consuming the German porta and the English, perien of “ Week-cnd Jaunt™ Talks, These Station, Nottingham, to be Director, Mam Tennyson's “ Idyls of the King " mspired him will take place during the Women’s Half Hour Station, Manchester, with his love for ancient lore and artistry which and will endeayour to convey the atmosphere Mr. E. L. Guildford, M.A., ‘well known to was to find an emotional expressi¢n in many of the most charming holiday places in the Nottingham listeners, hag been appointed to of his Jater works, Shy andmodest to the Midlands, sueeced Mr, Livemp, +

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Catering For All Listeners. By P. P. ECKERSLEY | talking the other day to anAmerican who atart has been made by our high-power, relay Then, the main stations do give to some n is interested both academically and commer- (lowest power), andmain (medium power} chance of alternative programmes, Truc, it cially in whatwe call wireless and he calls radio, stations, Of course, speaking purely ag a still remains for us to make it more and mero he told me that you might say there were three technician, [would be an exponent of the high- possible to pet these alternatives clearer and schomla of thought inthe States as how beat to power policy, How much carier to run, say, better, Botwe have already schemes on hal achieve the democratic ideal, J mean, of course, four high-power stations of 4}k.w. each, dotted to this end, andwehave our high-power station by the democratic ideal that state of affairs about the country soas to cover each. areca of robust signal strength, unsusceptible in weet when everybody can receive wireless wuninter- adequately, and sq achieve in one fell swoop districts to fading, nightdistortion, and the other rupted aml on apparatus so simple that it is the 100: per cent. crystal ared! No fuss, no evila of short waves, nob to mention the most both easy to workand cheap to buy, “‘Any- bother! Few engineers, centralization, concen. important of all, freedom fromjamming, bady, anywhere with anything.” tration, all the advantages, The disadvan- High-Powor Relays. tages, however—sapeaking now as one inter- Three Schools of Thought. Another American friend always tells me that Everybody who has ever given a thought to ested in the future of broadcasting in general our high-power station must come off its long and not only in the technical side of it—are wireless, either commercially or academically, wave-length some day. JT agree; but that day! knows that. its future can only be reached byits too comiderable not to weigh heavilyagainst will never arrive until the selectivity of many the integral adoption of this plan, democratization—the policy of few low-power hateners’ sets is improved, and until spark sets stations and a reliance upon “ valve” trade is The Personal Note. “ cease from troubling “ round our coasts neither far-sighted nor even commercially sound ; Firstly, broadeasting is a friendly thing: Relay stations, then, for local interest, par- what ia best for the people, is beat: for the trade, it has to have something local, something nished by good relayed programmes — mein Of the three achoola of thought in. America, intimate, if itia to be successful, stations for the same, but also giving alternative the one echool seeks to attain the ultimate aim Willnot the relay stationlisteners agree with programmes to many—the high-power towering of “every man his own programme" by the me when I say that some of the most intercating over the rest, filling up the gaps, helping in one possibility of linking up every small low-power things to them are broadcasts of local signifi- fell swoop the democratization by.inclnding the station by wire; the second by linking op lower- cance? Dore not civic pride carry ome weight f country, aa distinguished from the towne, to powered stations by wirelesa; the last. by erect- Ta it not amusing to hear a local function broad. appreciate the service of broadcasting—and, ax ing few high-power stations and so covering tho cast ? Cannot broadcasting make the importance the ideal of the future, to be obtained through whole field by a few stations, One can, if one of civic life-a more persomal thing } Andis not some. higher-power relays, through new high-| is fairly an fait with the politics of the art in thia good ? The impersonal high-power station power, and through some higher-power main America, eamly guess the names of the protago- would never be the game. mations, is ulfernative programmes, niste of each acheme on But the listener must not be too optimistic, the basis of what each i a “ Protagoriist knows what ay He muetremember that he can do best, and-ana At ag the apace Jeft in the has to asseas. the argit= Phe ether ia. not infinite, ments in commercial GA d e s e , Ulee that certain services can terms rather than in & work only practically hore altruistic manner, on. certain -wave-bands, that the safety of our A Good Start. realm depends upon the Tt is, therefore, more training of personnel in interesting ta have one theuse of apparatue man who might easily only designed for certain be an upholder of one ware-lengthe, and, keen acheme only, say, that 45 we may be, oras lie- he-sees the future built tencrs may be, that wo upon the basis of all should immediately three. It might be ar- bring our schemes into gued that there is good being, they must still ground for believing realize that other claims that we in Britain have must be asecesed in the Potentially a better sys. ratio of theirimportance, tem, where commercially That euch ‘changes we are not biased hy the mush ultimately come ene method orthe other, about it would be trea- and that wo can go son to disbelieve. That ahead planning “ each difficulties must stand in thing in its proper the way is certain. It Place,” is hoped that you all I believe that the fn- realize that we are in~ ture can only be built terpreting our ideals in wp along tho lines of all " Now, chief, what about o song and dance?" 1 ; terms of public servior, three, and that a goo “No, sar, dats a washout sure. Switch you on to * 2L0," if yo like.” and public service only.

-— = a 2 —— —— ——— —_—————————E————— ——i A crore photograph of the Roosters Concert PIGS VERSUS GRAND OPERA. Tre following appeared in an American Party in our iseue of July 2rd omitted the A i. DAVID SARNOFF, Vice-President of paper under the t i t l e “ Hard to Beat” : “ Station Portrait of Mr. Perey Merriman and substituted the AmericanRadio Corporation, who has 2L0 in London is to be congratulated on aome that of Mr. Walter Lempriere, who acta as recently completed an agreement with the of the artists that have broadcast through deputy to Mr, Merriman, We hope to reproduce B.B.C. for the exchange of programmes, gives their ‘mike*: John Barrymore and membera another group, including Mr. Merriman in his an interesting account of an experiment made of his company in excerpts from ‘Hamlet’ ; right place, in a future issue. by his Company in catering for specialist Tetrazrini, Lamond; ‘Pilgrim's Progress,’ re- 7 7 * + sectiona of the public. They were anxious to layed from Covent Garden; anda recital by On the oocasion of the Prince of Wales's attract listeners among the rural communities Ignace Paderewski. And it ia said that some visit to Johannesburg, 3,000 natives assembled of the Middle West, and they arranged courees listenére are unsatisfied,” from the different mines under the auspices of of instruction on pig breeding, and were sur- + + 7 . the South African Chamber of Mince, and the prised to find no responge whatever from the Tis programme from the Dundee Station en whole gathering was addressed by -HLUR.H. The farmers, August 21st will be devoted to chamber music, Prince of Wales by meang of special apeech Ultimeiely, they found that, grand opera The soloista are Mise Mary Ferrier and Mr. A. B. amplification apparatus of British design and was what the farmers wanted ! They had no use Duncan (baritone). Mr. Hartley, on. holiday Mminulacture, for talks om pigs, from the Acudemy, will give a pianoforte recital, ey

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AFELLC, Safaction of Mendelsanhn’s Works 7.1.—WEATHER FORECAST ni NEWS, “QO Luce di Quest’ Anima" (“ Linda. di ann, FF. Godirey SoH. from London, Chameounix Dey aa a. dheroicetha; JAMES AGATE, 8.8, from Deaudon. “Trterhude * = Glenmore oc, THE. STATION CHOTR. 7.20.-—Local New. ' Little Princess Look Up eo alte, Hyinn, "= (} Worship the King.” T.d0.—Musical Interlude. Si. from London. * Armas ™ a, iPreday Anthem, ** Bieseed Are the Merced Ailes 7.40,—Mr.N. W. FOURDRINIER. 35.5: from B57, THEOCTET The Kev. RK. 5. BREENE, M.A; LL, Loner, Two Modern Vulses ...,..0-2..... Off. Seer Hon. C.F., Rector of Killmehy : Address, 5.1.— Programme S2B, from Londen. “Whore Are You To- Night!7) Paaone.” THE CHOIR. 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST anil NEWS. * Trish Fantasia vce. coer. Jaldes Hymn, “ Prauwse, My Soul, the King of 8. from Jaan. P15, JON HENRY. Heaven." 16.15.—DANCE MUSIC, relayed from ‘Glen- £50. T.-0. CORRIN and ERNEST A.. .A. So fagies Hotel, S&S 2.from tiimege, ETONELEY, 9.30) THE BAND, 11.30, —Chise down, Sonata for Violin and Fianc, Ne. 3 in 0 - Intraduction, Act IIT.) (" Leahengerin “") Minor Seettew tenes Seer ee eee eee frit (Bridal wheres . 2...... ef i Wagner WEDNESDAY. 10.0.-—-WEATHER FOR ECAST aoe WEVis, Prelode, Chorale andFugue ...... :... . Bitch Si. front Lesnateri. Wor from Rimalda **: .... — Handel 4.0-5.0.—The “* 2BE ". Quartet. Topical Talk. 8.8. from Louden, Aenuct: from “ Sameon ™ $.30.—_CHILDREN'S CORNER, 10.30. —THE BAVOY BANDS, 2B. fren 10.0,;—WEATHER FORECAST. and NEWS. $5580, Children’s Letbers. Londo. 70.—-WEATHER FORECAST aml NEWS. | Sua: frowns Bonaion, 11.36.—Close down. fLaaake Ws. cad SLE. from. Jordon, 10.16. aes THE BAND. Topical Talk, Sua, from London, Selacttonfram thé Ballet, “Coppelia™ Delibes 7.25.-—Loeal Mews. Musical Inteflude. AU. FRIDAY. Menuet mW cFbb... Hecthoven fram Joondon. 11.30-13, 20,.— Gramophone Thecords, Matenrade Siitte from “* The Merchant aff Th Raowval Haortienltoural Society Talk. SE. 4.0-6.0.—The 2BE Quartet. Sam 5. Spence MeN erotica eens Sulliony ren. Joonadays, (Tenor). lntroduction iad “Gourrhe ; Valae Leate; THE LISBURN TEMPERANCE SILVER iv20.—_CHILDREN& CORNER. Finale, BAND, 5.65.—Children's Letters. 10.4.5,.—C ose down. THE." 2BE"" QUARTET. 7.40-11.15.—Programme S28. from London, THE BELFAST BRADPLAYERS, MONDAY. Teal, The Players Present: SATURDAY. “AN ULSTER CEIDLITH.” £0-6.0.—The “®HE™ Quartet. Arranged hy Charles K. Ayre. 4-5..—The “2BE™ Quartet. oti—CAILDREN'S (CORNER, (Cmnal: $.30,— CHILDREN'S CORNER. 55—00.—0hildren's Lethers, CHABLOTTE TEDLIE, 6,55-8.0.—Children's Letters. 7.0;—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 5.8. from London. CHARLES EK: AYRE, J. RK. MAGEKEEAR, S.oB. from London, Dr 7, JACESON, SB. from London, WwW. BF GORDON, Mr, BEN TRAVERS. 3.8. from London, 7.25.—Lorcal News. 7.25.—Lodtal Newe. EAND OF H.M. ROYAL AIR FORCE. ERNEST A. A. STONELEY, J. OMEALEY, Song and Entertainment, (By kind pormission of the Air Mimatrr.) Seene : An Wister Parm-Heuse Kitehen, Condnetor, Flight-Lasut. J. AMERS. THE MAYFAIR GLEE SINGERS, CECI. SIMMS (Baritone). 6.0. THE BAND, W.d. CLARE. (Vsti Tenor); Toh, THE BAND. Ee CR Ssek a tranceaeeeae pe Greeninnil F. MACKEY {2nd Tenor} ; Murch, “ The Entry of the Goyarda™ “Down On the Misescippi™... F. Rinner T. McALPIN (ist. Bass}; Halvorscn “A Sunday Parade ™ G. Hawkins DBD. McALPIN {2nd° Basi. * Senos Piltoreaques ™ ven ,. Jeee “Old Comrade: ™ | eke MIDDLETON WOODS (Entertainer, Marche; Air de Ballet ; AAngelus’: Fé W. Sanderson's Popular Songs...arr. Hume 7.30. THE GLEE SEVGERS, Bohéme. 4). THE QUARTET. Pewi Fede aia eae ae eee eas Werner Belection, “I Pagiiaeci ™....-.+.. Leerientivniia Selection from “ The Emerald Isha “ Breese af the "Night 2 invdea ds Domeite ™ Pas des Fleurs." (°) Mail} 606000 Delibes Silicon aid German " Aloha-o8°" (Havwaiian Melody, “ Lily B15. CECLIL SIMME. OE RS sewpepesips tect ceeheemince J arnefels O' Kilane."’) * Far an High the Cranes Fox-trot,*' im Bo In Lowe" Noel Corard BAVID McALPEN. Gwe Org Teck aia’ fF. Korbay One-step, “* Ob, Katharina ™ ...... 002, Fall “Ethiopia Baluting the Colours ™ Mohacs Fiekd .....c00.000 ‘ 10.4.—_WERATBER! FORECAST and NEWS, Chas, Weed “A Bott Dayv0. cersnsaeansee eras dunfored SB. from Londen. Ana,“ Great. Isic 1 “Great Oetris™ i" The “The Jha of Panels ™ sc scisksissscce arr. Wool 16.15:—SAPELLNIKOFF. 8.8. from London. Magic Fiute “opine. ceases Alcsert 8.30. THE BAND. 10.46, —(Cloze down, MIDDLETON WOE. Overture, ™ Le Heine aon Poadidom Short Stora and Anecdotes Wuddiston Wools Me ibebe. cies cesaeediegen cons Dell ALegricn THURSDAY. THE GLEE SINCERE, (Solo Clarinet-—Sergt. J. PAYNE.) ‘The Lowland Sea’ .,.... Branecoabe (Solo Alto Saxophone—-Musician. R, 1-50. —The “ 2RE™ Onartet. “In You Garden" (“Songs of the Four CONROY. } thHO. CHILDREN'S CORNER. ra Eo eee Somervell Deerriptive PieceBy“In a Clock Store.” Orth §.05-6.0,—Childnen’s Letters. MIDDPLETON WOOS, Characteristic, “*‘ Cinderelia’s Hridal Pro- 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. wine a Wom. Beer Caaeres yaaa . Diteiber SLB. from London, A Ea a gee eg ee ioe Joe Boome Selection, “ Rose Mario" ...... -...... drind Market Pricea Jor Farmierr. §.2. from “Down Our Street" (~ Door of Memories “') 9.15. CECIL SIMMS, Spondon. Martyn Herbert "Dio Possentis dio dl" Amor cs.enero 1-15.—M. STEPHAN. French Talk. 8.2: THE GLEE SINGERS, “The Croppy Boy's Lament. ™ from Bonadon, “In Merry Mood ....005s Chee, Wood arr. Af. Carmichael 7.40.— Lodi Mews, ' Piceaninny Laallaby eee eee Many ” The Happy Lover ™ ..-arr, Lane Wileen WYNNE AJTELLO: (Soprano). 7 Sth in-the Selly Night.” “Tho Belle of Chetmiont Tawn ™ ERNEST A, A. BTONELEY (Violin). $.45,—Mr. J. FLEMINGon “ Cricket.” al. WY, Geoolbart T. 0. CORREX (Solo. Fianoforte). 2.0.—DANCE MUSIC relayed from Gleneagles §.30,— Senator HW. A. M. BARBOUR on“ Cp. THE J. H. 8QUIRE CELESTE OCTET. Hotel SiR. from. Glasgeir, operation in Agriculture.”” OHM HENRY, 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS, #40, THE “oh OUARTET. as as TH E OCTET. SOB. from Londaiz, Helection,“ Veronique" s..cccs.010Messager Fantaisie, “ Bidoe de Ballet " De Bertal-Sear 10.15.—THE SAVOY BANDS. 3&7. from Entracte, “ Hindeo Song." A Bn of Begg, nrg sce eee es sk » Somerset London, Rinwky-Korraboy mi Al Kerth Aee foes eee ti # Metealfe 12.0,—(Close down,

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Brkt irk tases “Te Concon "* (Rondeau) SUNDAY, August Sth. wa SUNDAY, are Sth. Dacguin, 1694—1772 2.90--5.30,.— Programme SE, “bees London. Partita in B Fist...... Bach, 1685—1750 t.lie-Tho Bells of St. Cothbert’s. ehigions £0. lds} Programas S28. from Doncdeon Prelude; Allemande, Conrante; Sara- Bervicsrelayed from St. Cuthbert’s MONDAY, August 10th. bande, Menuet 1, Menuct 2, Gigie. Parish Church. Preacher: The Hev. J. :; 10.40-11,15:—Progranme §:B, from London. 3.0--4.0,—Musie relayed from the Wa 7eat CROMARTY SMITH, B.D., of the Comt- Piature Haase, thy key Panak Church, 4.04.15, —Aftomoon ‘Lipids. asc GLASGOW. 427 M. 9.0-10.45.— Propramme 8.8. froin Londen, 5-15 =f, 25.—(Children's Letters. 11. 30-12.30—Midd: ay Transmission. MONDAY, August 10th. 6.25-1.0.— CHILDREN'S CORNER, 3.40,—The Wireless Quartet. James Brough 3.0-4.0.—The Btetion Pianoforta Trina, 6.40-10.45.— Programme 8B. from Lendon, (Tenor), 5.0-3..50— CHILDREN'S CORNER, TUES., August 11th and THURS., August 12:b. 4.30.— Afternoon. Topics, Music and Talkby 5.060, Children’s Letters, 3.0-1.0:—Hernmah Dareweki and his Hand, thas, C‘ampbell on “' How to Make a 6.40-10.45.—Propronwne 8.8. from Dorntdon. relayed from The Spe, Bridimpten. Givm, ‘Lame. ** 10.45—-11.15.—-Tratnemiasion for Radio Amateurs. 0-190. Alternoon Topics, ant} §.15.—CH ILDREN'S CORNER. TUESDAY, August ilth, L626. (Children's Letter. 6.55.—Weather Forecast) for Farmers

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oo ~14)-11.30.—Programme SLB. from Londen. G A, ATKINSON. 5.8. from oman, §.0-§.40.—_ CHILDREN'S CORNER, ha, —Looal News wnat Programme ‘Topirs. $.00-6.0.— Children's Letters. WEDNESDAY, August 12th. (.40-11.90,— Programme SLB. from London, 7.30,—Miusical Interlude. S.A: from Joewdon, 3.0-4.0.—Musio relayed from the Majette 7.40-765.—Mr, DODLEY V . HOWELLS: WEDNESDAY, August 12th, Pictumne Howse, A ewLical thal Bulletin, 4. 0.—The. Station Pianoforte Trio, 4.0-4.15.— Alternoan Topics. Variety Might. i .40.— CHILDREN'S CORNER. §.15-5.25,— Children's Letters, FHE J, H. §Q01RE CELESTE OCTET: 50+ 6.0. —hildeen*e Led-ters, 5.25-1.0,—_CHILDREN'S CORNER. Dimeted by J. H, SQUIRE, ih. 40-7.35,.— Progrmkime SB. from London, 6.40 Takk, EPOrE it, prom Enasalen, (All Numbers specially arranged hy 7 33-7.40.—Mr, J. 8. CHISHOLM; Hortical- 7.34,.-—Latal Horticulisaral Bulletin. WILLIAM SEAR.) tural ‘Talk. 7.40-1.45.—Programmne 5.2. from London, , JOHN HENRY. 740- 8.0.— Programe SB. from Dondan, FRIDAY, August Lith. WYNNE AJELLO (Seprani). 8.0-10.:—Programme S28, from Glasgow. 3.0-4.0,—Mousie ‘relayed from the Majeeiic 8.0. : THE OCTET. 10,0--10.45.— Programme SR. from Londen. Picture Foose. Inlrodudctvin widRondo Caprs oe LE 10,45-12.0.—" The ROMANY REVELLERS,” 4,0-4.15.— Afternoon Topics. Menilelesahin from. the Dunedin’ Palais: de Danse. 5,i. 25.—Childiren’s Letters. “The Bonne Ranks o° Loch. Lomenid ™ THURSDAY, August lath. $.25-6.1:—-VHILDRENE CORNER. Cyd eote 6.40-11.15.— Programme SB. from to; a CanThre" the eve Pert U'yrit Acate Lia 12.30. Gramophone Records. 6,15, WYNNE AJELLO. ik os —The Station: Pianetorte Tria: SATURDAY, August 1k “Lo! Hera the Gentle Lark" ....:. Rishop £.0-—0,450,— CHI LDRER'S CORNER, 2.0—4.0.—Herman Darewski and his Brod, Watts. 2) Apne oe eee se cceneee nes Puraday i PHL di. .— Children’s. Letters. relayed from The Spa, Bridlington, ** Denton bees eas eoiepoeceeestetesecce, Too 6.40—11.30.— Programme Sf. from London, 4.0-4.30.—Afternoan Topics, CS aRe ete ure, ret ora Perret FRIDAY, August 14th. 6. 15-8.25.—Children's Lefters., #40. Humour by JOHN HENRY. 4.0.— The Siation. Fianoforte Tria, §.25-6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. B45. THE OCTET, £.50,—CHILDREN'S. CORNER, 6,40-7,40.—Programme SE. from London. " Covallerta [nsticana '" coeRee Chilelren’s: Letiers. gers 7, hth, —tir, GUY BRO LIN: “a The. Benim ine ‘Slavenic anew“ ...... - _ Deond: Areteler Programmes S.8. from London. anere.”* * Groittare "* 4: ceekieaes vere 2ADora A Seottish Evening. Anniversary. Sheepee Tarantells’ fatten Wobtnteshi CARMA. DAAH (Soprano), In view of the factthat probably the most oF WYNNE AJELLO, AUGUSTUS. BEDDIE (Reciter) popular local programme given since the "Merce Thlette Amiche [" Sicilian Ves- WILLIAM BELL (Baritone). opaning of this Station was under the ee sal ae ck dE THE EDINBURGH. CORPORATION heading of Musical Comedy aml] Light "May Day” rats ew crear ecco ciara bes Walthea TRAMWAYS FIPE BAND, Opera, Lr has hee thoughi firpropriate "The Blaseicbird4 mee: isis oy lf Seale (By permission of Mr, KR, Stuart Pilcher.) to present oa second programme of this “ Bpring“ = flensehel $0. THE PIPE on AND, nature on the First Anniversary of the 9.22, JOHN HENRY. heres a “sialon March, ** My Native Highland Home.” Birthday of “ GH." vac THE OCTET. Strathspey, ** Balmoral Castle,” EDITH NEWTON (Popranc, Grand Valse, “’ Bargerwermen"" Sitrava-Sear Reel, “ The Deil Among the Tailors.” NANCY HEPTON (Soubretie). “Where Are ¥ on Ta- ee) vanes fo ore Blow March,. “ Colonel McFarlane." WALTER CC. MEADOWS (Baritone), ' Aiuted Strings " five aortin OM 8.10. CARMA DAA, THE AUGMENTED STATION ' Seherzimo ",.. Raf “The Auk Hoare." ORCHESTRA - 10.0. 11.15.—F.rogreneme &Lh Fro. Tomei, * There Grows a Gounte Briar Bish. Cnder the Direction oF EDWART STUBES, “Castles m the Air." a oe Light Opera. 5.20, THE PIPE BANT). B.E.C. eSee: “| 8.0. THE ORCHESTRA. March, “The Corn Riggs." Overture, “The Arcadians ** : Telephone. Strathapey, “ Brees of Tolliemett.” ABERDEEN 15, Belmont Street ...... Monckion and Tathot BELFAST 31, Linsohall Street, Bellnst. : Keel,’ Highway to Linton.” EDITH NEWTON. 8.00, WLLLIAM BELL. "Auntie, Please Tell Me 7! ('* Veroniqre ") BIRMINGHAM 185, New Sirest. Midland 709-10 “40Gin TI Were a Earon’s Heir.” Mex Pilg BOURNEMO hg Hoklenhore Head... 3460-7 " Kirkonunel Lew." CARDIFF #, Park Place naiee “The Amorous Goldfish * |“ The Geieha '*) CLAstow =aae 1192-4 " The. Deal's Awa", J cnn Bd, ADGUSTUS BEDDTE, WALTER C. MEADOWS. LOSDON ni Ino Recital of “ Sprig of Appleringie * “ Star of My Boul ™ (" The Geisha ") Jones J. Laing Wawgh “The. Yeomen of England" (° Merrie NEWCASTLE 24, Fld tessas 9.30. CARALA DAA. England TaN caine hes Sa eeneae » bernie Piss * Caller On." DAVENTRY aa Devens TT THE ORCHESTRA. | "Last May a Braw Wooer.” Selection, “ The Girl in the Taxi ™ ...Gilbert ENINEURGH crea nte Sitreatfare — “Clap, Clap Haneies.” NANCY HEPTON, 6.40: THE PIPE BAND. LIVERPOOL 85, Lord Street .... Bank 5018 “0 fora Green Ribbon * (“Tom Jones") PLYMOUTH Alben arisen Chambers, March, “ Invernera Gathering.” Edteorel fF eraurn ‘ ae ere Strathspey, “ Bob Campbell." “Bo Wise in Time(" Dorothy ") Cellier Reel, “ Lord. James Murray." EDITH NEWTONanid LEEDS-BRADFORD CabinetChambers,Bes~ a 9.50. WILLIAM BELL i WALTER (. MEADOWS. Border Balladoi jcciccessteaseecs (COMER Doede, as MecBs "Hanley 1970 “MacGregor's Gathering “ ...i4....00.1.. 200 “ For Ays, My Love * (“ Tom Jones *") 10.0-11.15.—Progranmme 5.8. from London, fener DUNDEE7 1;‘redeTeche Reed... asiendesand 6945 | SATURDAY, August 15th. “Swing Bong * (" Veronique *")... Mesenonr SWANSEA Ohhard ee 3.0-4.0.— The Station Pianoforte Trio, THE ORCHESTRA. §.0-5,50.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Selection, * APrincess of Kensington Power =e=" §XX "— EW Wisin3 cwvd 5.50-4.0.—Children’s Letters. German 6.40-12.0.— Programme 4.8. from London, (Continued on page 307.)

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erie a i.—it aa CHILDREN'S CORNER: Unele Bolas GERALD KAYE ‘(Bongs). Evening of Song and Btory. TUESDAY, August lith. " A Brown Bird Singing ”....Haydu Wood 11.50-12.30.— Recital of New Gramophone 6.20,— Children’s Letters. * Wiripe ss idee ‘ve da’ Hardelet 6:25.—"Teeng’ Corner: “Drama and Its Ex- tecords. WINLFRED COLE (Sones). ponents " pETh, bw Une be Thesp:. +.30—-4.30,—Musical Tnteriade. CORN FE .40—7,40,— Programme 8B, from London, “The Valley of Reson” » Hodis Weed 5, 30-60. CHILBREN'S. ii—-7.55:—Mr, J. FIELDIKG:; Hints to “Sleepy Hollow Tuna .. «» Kounty 6.0—to,—iChldren's Letters, Amateur Photographers, DOROTHY. FCREST fat tho Pine), 640-10-15.—Procrammez S.R. fram Londaa, 10.15—11L30.—Progroarms SB. fron. Glasqoi. 8.0-10,45.- Projpransine 8.8. from Loxdom, “Che Three Ages of Man “Nelson Jackeon WEDNESDAY, August 12th. "The Maistre: of the Kiaater 3.0—-4.50,— The Stavion ‘Trio. Afternoon Topice. TUESDAY, August Iith. Lyail Phatitpa 11.30-12.30,— Music. Christine Shepherd (Cont ratte}, WISITFRED GOOLE: and, 2.204 30:—Wilired G. Kemps Criterion Dire 6.30—0.0,—_ CHILDREN'S. CORNER, Band, relayed from the Majestic Mes- GERALD RATE, f1—6.5,—Children’s Letters: (f° Vhe WickedCupid *'F , Troiere tdiiemcit, Lasehs, 0.40-7.35,— Programme S08. from London, Duets). The Golden (Goo? ie Sycera B15 8s. ftom Topics. Tat.—Lhe Rev. CC. EE. FORSTER on “The GOERRALD KAY E, 54s. CHILDREN’S CORNER: Musical anc Mier «et Home,” Dramatic Evening (21), by Uncle Max. With CourthGrice ™ $.0-10.0.—iPraged5. fran. Ofer. . te “ { (*Od icite 10,0-10.45,— Programe SB: frat London 6.20.—Clildren’s Letters. (iavotte) 6.25, — Téens” Comper: “The BRomaned ot the “The Gay “Olden World » copie THURSDAY, August Idth. 4.304, 30,—Miueic. 1 aoTagesaedGe (31), by Unele Boh, Time" (Fgh... | Dances ")) Pauhps ite. CALPLDRENS CORNER, ba 7, 4 Progran yee. se. from fl anaelar, WINIFRED COLE, “Whon: You're Away" .... W. Sandenon 6.0-6.5.—Children’s Lethers: j 7.47.55 Spinjor A.E. BrATTIE, M.A.EM. 6.40-7.40,— Programme SA. from: London, i Inmet, : A Chaat to Motoviats, “ShipOF My Dreams "2. W. Stephenson 7.40-8.0,—-Roadsidw Talks, “* The Hunters of dhe 8.4) 11. 30,—arogramane SB. from London, WINTFRED (COLE ‘and Glen," by Mr. D. M. CUMMING SKIN- GERALD KAYE. NER. WEDNESDAY, August 12th. Tiel, aby the Poedlar™ .. 4 » Horrocks 8.0-10.0,— Programme 8.8. from Chiao, 11.30-12.30..2 Music. 10.0-11.30,—Pregrannae SB from ooden.

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aa = h Liverpool Programme. (Continued from the previous column.) Nottingham Programme. Episode 3.—By the Handetand. 6LV 315 M. . 2.L—Orm the Prom. 5SNG 326 M, . Week Beginning Sunday, August 9th, » LI—At the Pierrote. Week Beginning Sunday, August 9th. . IV,.—O, the Pier, » V.—At-the Pictur e s , SUNDAY, August Sth. 430-5.90) UNDAY, Avg t 3th ; » Vi.—The Polaiz de Danae. SUNDAY, August $th. as ae, #0-10,45, j Programmics SB. from London. Characins : Soins | Programme SB, from London, MONDAY, August 10th. {Inthe order in whieh they are heard.) 11.0-12.0.—Midday Concert, The Showman .i...ccdaes eee HIMSELF MONDAY, August f0th. (ll terres WALTER SHORE! 130-4 ,— Hard Gea and lie Orchestra, irom 11,30-12.0.—Midday Tranemission. Lael eo weap eee PAULINE FARRY the Trocadero (mera. S45-—The Senta Phretore Thentre Orelrestra : Mec. Fesident 3... MARVEL HULME §.45.—Children‘a Letters. ‘ Musiod Ehirector, Andrey James, §.65,.— CHILDREN'S CORNER. Mr. Piesicbemt...... -.-..4ALHERT HASSELEL 4.45.—Afternoon ‘Topirs. 6.25.—'Teens’ Cormier. CIRC ace 4 dedcase boataad an fOHN CLEATOR f.14:—0CHILDREN'S CORNER. 7 ay, Programa SB. from London, Fittate le eo PHILIP HARPER 6.50.—Children‘s Letbers Peay big tece ace tersie BABRGARA CLEMENTS T.40h- Liverpool Wireless Sormety Talk. 6.0-6.10.—Station Topics, 6.0-10.45.—Programme S28, from London, Bireeted by the Author. 6.40-10.45.— Programme 808. fren Eoadon, 10.0,— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. TUESDAY, August 1ith. TUESDAY, August fith. SH from Londo. 11,30-12.30.—Midday ‘Tranamiesion. 4.50.—Afternoon Topics. Lormal New. 4.0-6.0,—The Btation Pianoforta Quartet «nl 3.45.—Lyons’ Café Orchestra: onder, 1. 15.— Danes Mite. Frances Rushton (Combtralte}. Brassey Envtons §45,—Children’s Latters. 10.40.-11.15.— Programme 3.8. from Lorndon, 4.45,—Afterneon "Topics. 5.65.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. 5.15,—CHILDREN’S CORNER. 0.25,—"Teens' Corner. 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Roy Horticultural Society ‘Talk. (Continued from columa 3.) 5.50,——Childrena8 sa’ Letters, 7.4— Bit Thrector's Talk. 6.0 6.40,—'Teens” Gorner. 0-40.45, pb regianerve A.B. from Fondon. “Dear Pacded Faas” .. 2.0555 A, Forder b.40-T.40.—_ Programme SE. from London. “ Break.o” Dayo... cence FF, Stendercon 1.40-7.55.—Mr. C..0, BEASLEY: * How We THURSDAY, August 13th. LESLIE BK. TAYLOR. Got Our Food ™ (#). 4.30.— Afternoon. Topics, “Bpring Song" 0.0. 5.0.0e. Mendetesnhn 8.0-10.45.— Programme 9.8, from London, 4.0-5.0,— Gaillard and. his Orchestra, fram the Polonaise tm 1)... ates Pela Sounistend THURSDAY, August 1ith. : Scala Super Cinema, Concert. Study mC Fink .... 4, Rosenblod 11.30-12.90.—-Midday Transmission. 1.45, — Children's An Hoor of Letters, 3.45.—The Scala Picture Theatre Orchestra: §.55.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Plays and Band Music. Musical Director, Andrew Jomes, 6.25.— irk Ginides” Bulletin. 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A Play by Cyrt Achkurst. 11.39-12.30.—Midday Transmission. 0.40.—Patrizov and his Orchestra, relayed froris Sic John Richmond (A Famous Explorer) $.45.—Lyons’ Café Orchestra: Conductor, the Futurist Cinenin. HENRY O8SCAR Brassey Eyton. 7.0-8.0.—Programme SB. from London, Grieg (His Friend) 4.45,—Afternoon Topics. A Light Classical Hour. CLAYTON GREENE Parker (A Servant) .. JAMES HUGHES 5.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, HORTS GAMBELL (So vo). THE BAND, $.4.—Children’s Letters. THE &TATION ORCHESTRA: Overture, “ Morning, Noon and Night" 60-8. 10.—"Toetis’ Corner, Under the Direction of evDL rae 6.40-8,0.—Programma SB. from London, FREDERICK BROWN, 3.6, THE ORCHESTRA. “ Slavonic Rhapsody’™™:...... + Fricdenan A Short Concert. * LIGHT AND SHADE.” Overture, “The Marriage of Figaro “ ETHEL KIDDIER (Soprano). A Short Comedy Afocarl LESLIE B. TAYLOR Selection, ““ Chopiniana ” ...... arr. Fined by 6. Ju -iimede Peak, Pegg ca ae RAYMOND TRAFFORD (Solo Pianoforte 2.30), DORIS GAMBELL, 6.0. 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Colour in Music, o #0. visas * SanTHEaoQUARTET.cote Vato - fin = Wood : “sen "ha eae s" eo = ae ey. a Ca aeRCs Pe isl een ekecebae v e s Driggs ~ Sweet. and Low * . Bernby 3 ! OLORGE AYRES. AXMOUSCEMENT o r tie: Bead dertie oc ict = = a oF THE Oo. tciac ss e c e s ees Stuart —— = VALVE €o., LTD: (Continued in c o l . I, page 307.)

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A Bormann of- the Taine ‘ ie Sout ‘The Company-Sergennt-Majoe Sanderson THE QUARTET. Lathe "Tommy Went A-Fishing ™... face Driik to Me Only... arr, Augh Robsrton “John Peel, ‘ arr, P, Picteher Male Voices. g. iL. THE BAND. “Among the Flowers" , faacheron EMILY DYER-SMITH. “Sink; Red Gun"! wa . Heresa del Riege ‘Wher Corns Lie’ Flger Snwolropre ty Heredd ‘Oraeeh THE BAND. Poet and Pensant | reves SUPPS 10.0-11,15, Programme 5,i. “from Panda:

SATURDAY, August 15th. 4 O—Albert Fiullbrook aml his Tria. Hi 0.—Aftermoon Topres. fi, 25.-—Chiklren'’s Letters. bey it. 1, CHILDREN'S CORNER, CP i 40-17.f—PF ee:A, Jrom Lando,

—_ ———=F E * ‘Hull Programme. (Continued frompage 299.) Any valve will fit your set—any valve. But Musical Comedy. o0. i THE ORCHESTRA, the Cosmos valve, of all valves, will render Fclodion, “Tina”. wttubens A EnITH NEWTON. ; the voice of the hidden station with all sym- Citeeella Tiaras ie 7 a Cam at HeLove a ty { Betty Pr Rubens pathy and truth. As the strings are to the * Lote Will Find: a Way “Ol "TheMaud of Bee Mictin bing "p..eicec 2ersreo *cello, so arethe Cosmos Valves to yourset, WALTER C. MEADOWS. * Cingales *-(" The Cingaleé ") Monckton Soldier of thea Netherlands" (" Miss Hook of Holland") c.ccecss + fetes THE ORCHESTRA. Excerpts. Valeo" ato Mariace raeeeeeseeennn eT Pee

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